Dialyxer

[Puckoland]

Just testing dialyxer workflow for now.

[Puckoland]

Alright, works with CI.

I would like to start using it for static type checking (if a function has @spec defined, it will check it and all calls of it).

However, it does not work with tests by default. I fixed that in pg_randomizer, but it does not work here. Maybe because of an umbrella project?

But I would merge it just for lib directories for now anyway.

FYI: used as mix dialyzer, first run takes quite some time.

[revolko]

Should it be installed as a project dependency? I am a bit surprised because the official LSP (provides "intelisense", autocompletion... you know what, read out about it. It is time you understand how jetbrains IDEs work) already has dialyzer installed and it checks everytime I start my editor. I will read a bit more about it before approve.

[revolko]

All right, I got convinced: https://fly.io/phoenix-files/adding-dialyzer-without-the-pain/.

[Puckoland]

Should it be installed as a project dependency? I am a bit surprised because the official LSP (provides "intelisense", autocompletion... you know what, read out about it. It is time you understand how jetbrains IDEs work) already has dialyzer installed and it checks everytime I start my editor. I will read a bit more about it before approve.

Not using JetBrains IDE for this :D
If for nothing else, as mentioned in the comment, I would also like to use it in CI, not just locally

[revolko]

Should it be installed as a project dependency? I am a bit surprised because the official LSP (provides "intelisense", autocompletion... you know what, read out about it. It is time you understand how jetbrains IDEs work) already has dialyzer installed and it checks everytime I start my editor. I will read a bit more about it before approve.

Not using JetBrains IDE for this :D If for nothing else, as mentioned in the comment, I would also like to use it in CI, not just locally

Yeah, for CI I was originally thinking that it could be installed independently, but this is fine.

LSP is valid for vcode as well. Or are you using vim??

[Puckoland]

LSP is valid for vcode as well. Or are you using vim??

I am trying out zed