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canturkm avatar canturkm commented on June 10, 2024 1

Thanks for the answer.

Yes. I couldn't reproduce the bug in safe mode. I had believed, all packages (including core packages) would be disabled on safe mode. So, I wouldn't test this bug on safe mode. However, that assumption was not true.

I understand now, it is not a bug related to this package. Bug is related to Nuclide package.

There is no info icons on local python files. Just remote nuclide files has that info icons. And that bug is related to retired nuclide package.

"Nuclide provides built-in diagnostics for Python, currently displaying lint messages from flake8."

https://nuclide.io/docs/languages/python/

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Arcanemagus avatar Arcanemagus commented on June 10, 2024 1

Note that you can install linter to handle the "diagnostics" aspect if you want that functionality. All the ide-* packages are compatible with it already (since Nuclide just used the same service).

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rsese avatar rsese commented on June 10, 2024

Thanks for the report! This package is only for Python syntax highlighting and snippets so I don't think the issue is specific to this package.

I have 4 python packages installed to my Atom IDE: autocomplete-python, ide-python, python-indent and python-tools. I disabled 4 of them and tried to reproduce the bug. Bug is reproduced.

When I disabled, language-python package from "Core Packages" the bug didn't reproduce. So, I decided to report this bug to related core atom package.

This is partly why we ask in the Prerequisites section to confirm if you can reproduce in safe mode where all community package are disabled - if it's not reproducible in safe mode, then the issue is likely caused by a community package (as a side note, you can list your community packages with apm list --installed). Can you reproduce in safe mode?

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canturkm avatar canturkm commented on June 10, 2024

I solved my problem by disabling diagnostics in Nuclide.

Packages > Settings View > Installed Packages/Themes > Packages > nuclide > Settings > Enabled Features > "Enable Diagnostics"

and set "Enable Diagnostics" to "Never Enabled"

nuclide-error

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canturkm avatar canturkm commented on June 10, 2024

Oh. Thank you for help. I will try it.

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