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- To fix a single file: `elm-analyse --fix src/Main.elm` or `elm-analyse -f src/Main.elm` - To fix an entire project: `elm-analyse --fix-all` - Less verbose logging when running in CLI mode, it now replaces the output of each line for info messages, and prints other messages on newlines. When fixing a file it will apply a single fix, then re-analyze the file, and apply the next fix. I tried fixing files from the bottom up, but ran into issues when there were multiple issues on one line, like in an import list with a few unused variables. I extracted the quick fixing code out into a separate module
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Hi @antew I am confused, I've installed elm-analyse from your branch and neither the --fix or the --fix-all flag seem to have any effect. |
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This came about from integration with the language server so that we could have a "Fix all issues in this file" action, it seemed like it would be nice to have in the CLI tool, so I also added some options for that.
elm-analyse --fix src/Main.elmorelm-analyse -f src/Main.elmelm-analyse --fix-allWhen fixing a file it will apply a single fix, then re-analyze the file, and apply the next fix. I tried fixing files from the bottom up, but ran into issues when there were multiple issues on one line, like in an import list with a few unused variables.