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Re: [wtp-dev] Is Validation dead?
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Oh, no. This preference is only about JavaScript - we had a lot of
complains on old JavaScript parser that was giving too many false
positives in its validation while it actually was not able to parse most
of those scripts (like the minified ones), so we decided to add this
'exclude from parsing/validation' option for JSDT projects.
For the rest of validators you can only choose to disable validation on
a project at all using Project Properties->Validation (requires to
enable the project specific settings) or on whole workspace using
Window->Preferences->Validation, as well as to play with different
validators preferences like Window->Preferences->Web->HTML
Files->Validation (or ...JSON->JSON Files->Validation and so on).
I believe that someone may open a feature request to make it possible to
exclude some files/folders in a project from any kind of validation in
Eclipse WTP, and personally me finds such a feature request reasonable
and really useful for some cases.
Regards,
Victor
On 09/21/2016 09:49 PM, Adam Hardy wrote:
Hi Victor
is the default exclusions pattern meant to apply to all validation
types, or just to Javascript and Client-side Javascript validation? I
see validation errors in node_modules and bower_components from HTML
Syntax validation, JSON validation and from Web Resources validation
as well in my current project.
Regards
Adam
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Subject: Re: [wtp-dev] Is Validation dead?
From: Victor V. Rubezhny <vrubezhny@xxxxxxxxxx>
To: wtp-dev@xxxxxxxxxxx
Date: Wed Sep 21 2016 16:59:59 GMT+0100 (GMT Standard Time)
Hello Adam,
why not to use Windows->Preferences->JavaScript->Include
Path->Default exclusion
patterns ?
By default it should be set to the following pattern:
**/*.min.js,**/node_modules/*,**/bower_components/* which means like
'not to
validate any files those names ends with min.js (minified javascript
files) or
is placed inside any node_modules or bower_components folders.
Please check if you have such exclusion patterns set in your
workspace (for some
reasons, like using an old workspace or saving improper values for
the exclusion
patterns setting they (the exclusion patterns) might not to work, but
if you're
creating a new workspace all should work properly (and the patterns I
specified
above are used to be the default value).
In case you see that exclusion patterns are properly specified, but
files in
bower_components and/or node_modules folder are still being validated
then
please file a bug to bugzilla here:
https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/enter_bug.cgi?product=JSDT
and add description on how workspace was created, which kinds of
projects it
consists of, what is your test project configuration and what values
are used
for the exclusion patterns. Feel free to attach any log files if you
see some
error messages that are related to the issue by your opinion.
Thanks in advance,
Victor Rubezhny,
JSDT
On 09/21/2016 05:21 PM, Adam Hardy wrote:
With the default settings, Eclipse will validate everything in
node_modules
and bower_components and any other directories I create.
This took ages and produced a ton of errors, so I turned off
validation.
If I want to use validation without seeing tons of these 3rd party
errors, I
have to add an 'exclude' group in each type of validation (approx
25) and add
in each directory manually.
This is a lot of work, and then I have to decide if I apply it in the
workspace settings, which will be lost when I upgrade Eclipse next,
or for
each project.
Is validation functionally dead because of this, or is there a
work-around, or
is there a solution in the pipeline, like allowing global
include/exclude groups?
Thanks
Adam
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