Tern interfering with syntastic?
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lfilho commented
Hello there. Thanks for you awesome project!
I've just installed it but I'm not sure if I've done something wrong: after installing it, I've opened a JS file, delete a random }
, saved the file and it didn't report the expected error.
- Does it suppress the need of syntastic plugin? I.e: does it provide syntax checking too?
- If not, what's going on for my file not being linted anymore?
- Is it mandatory to have a
.tern-project
file? I didn't create one (yet) but I assume the basics would work without a.tern-project
file?
Thanks
marijnh commented
Tern does not do any kind of syntax checking. I don't know how it might interact with Syntastic, I am under the impression that the way Tern is implemented shouldn't cause any conflicts, but I don't know enough about vim scripting to give you a deeper diagnosis.
lfilho commented
Weird. I didn't have much time to keep poking around with it so I just deleted tern/tern for vim, and then it started working again... Thanks anyways for your help!