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Although xquery is not a compiled language, there are dependencies among files. Currently the plugin only Lints a file if its opened, edited, or saved. Yet there are files that could have issues, but those are not exposed until opened, edited, or saved. If one could "Lint All on open, edit, or save" or "Lint All In the Background" to show all issues, that could be extremely useful. My sense is that the Linting makes a call to the ML server for each file, so this maybe a challenge.
I understand this enhancment is essentially using the Lint to compile your whole xquery "project".
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Enhancement:
Although xquery is not a compiled language, there are dependencies among files. Currently the plugin only Lints a file if its opened, edited, or saved. Yet there are files that could have issues, but those are not exposed until opened, edited, or saved. If one could "Lint All on open, edit, or save" or "Lint All In the Background" to show all issues, that could be extremely useful. My sense is that the Linting makes a call to the ML server for each file, so this maybe a challenge.
I understand this enhancment is essentially using the Lint to compile your whole xquery "project".
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: