Use ft=dockerfile? (lowercase) #67
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Hm, I believe there's no particular reason for than except the historical one. |
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The reason for change that to the original vim behavior is that other plugins, which working on this filetype doesn't work without additional fixes in the vimrc. Best regards |
ekalinin/Dockerfile.vim uses Dockerfile as a filetype, causing hadolint not to be activated when editing Dockerfile files. nvim-lspconfig also uses both filetypes for activating dockerls, so I think it makes sense to have them both for hadolint too until this is eventually changed in Dockerfile.vim. (see linked issue) See: https://github.com/neovim/nvim-lspconfig/blob/cd1ccf0/lua/lspconfig/dockerls.lua#L10 ekalinin/Dockerfile.vim#67
ekalinin/Dockerfile.vim uses Dockerfile as a filetype, causing hadolint not to be activated when editing Dockerfile files. nvim-lspconfig also uses both filetypes for activating dockerls, so I think it makes sense to have them both for hadolint too until this is eventually changed in Dockerfile.vim. (see linked issue) See: https://github.com/neovim/nvim-lspconfig/blob/cd1ccf0/lua/lspconfig/dockerls.lua#L10 ekalinin/Dockerfile.vim#67
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Only as an FYI, not knowing the best way to proceed, however, the filetype |
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Just ran into this issue as well. :-( It is breaking tree_sitter which is trying to load a compiled library called The workaround for me is to override treesitter as follows: vim.treesitter.language.register("dockerfile", "Dockerfile") |
Vim itself uses
filetype=dockerfile, whereasDockerfileis used here.Is there a specific reason for this? I think it should/could use the default filetype here also.
(Via neomake/neomake#2498)
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