Specifying default linters in .Rprofile doesn't work anymore about languageserver HOT 5 CLOSED

Unfortunately, it is not possible to peek into the internal logic. You could try

languageserver:::diagnose_file(<the file you want to lint>)

to see if it reports infix spaces errors.

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With lintr 1.0.3, you could specify the lintr settings in a .lintr file at the user directory. I also recommend you to remove the languageserver.default_linters setting while using the global .lintr file.

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A new version was released last month. I’ll need to see if it breaks anything. It has been working for me for a while though

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I feel a bit blind as to what is going on under the hood, is there a way to check if languageserver is actually loading and applying the default linters?

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Hi - thank you I figured it out finally after your help. I'm using Atom in IDE mode so it was using lintr from the ide-r package plus I accidentally had the non-IDE linter-lintr package installed as well. The redundant second package was not looking at the .Rprofile languageserver custom settings. I uninstalled linter-lintr and then everything is better.

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