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* Add support for Bicep when installed as a plugin to Azure CLI The compiler for Microsoft's DSL Bicep can be installed both independently and as a plugin to Azure CLI. The latter is probably how most people install it. The program output is the same but Azure CLI wraps the arguments and has a slightly different interface, hence I opted to copy the old linter and modify it to match the plugin arguments. * Fix bicep/az_bicep tests, arguments and parsing * Actually test the ale_linters#bicep#az_bicep#Handle function in the test that should test that function, not ale_linters#bicep#bicep#Handle. * Use the same method as in bicep/bicep for discarding output file, i.e. by specifying --outfile to a null file. * Fix parsing of occasionally occurring leading error type (such as 'ERROR: '). * Correct option defaults for bicep & az_bicep specified in documentation
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Before:
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call ale#assert#SetUpLinterTest('bicep', 'az_bicep')
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After:
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call ale#assert#TearDownLinterTest()
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Execute(The default command should be correct):
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if has('win32')
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AssertLinter 'az', ale#Escape('az') . ' bicep build --outfile NUL --file %s '
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else
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AssertLinter 'az', ale#Escape('az') . ' bicep build --outfile /dev/null --file %s '
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endif
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Execute(The executable should be configurable):
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let g:ale_bicep_az_bicep_executable = 'foobar'
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if has('win32')
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AssertLinter 'foobar', ale#Escape('foobar') . ' bicep build --outfile NUL --file %s '
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else
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AssertLinter 'foobar', ale#Escape('foobar') . ' bicep build --outfile /dev/null --file %s '
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endif
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