What is the recommended way of running a linter? Is the lsp supposed to replace that? Should it be intergrated with the lsp? Is it separate? Having some examples or even one linter turned on by default would be helpful.
I have some key mappings for running shellcheck, luacheck, pylint, ruff, rubocop, ts-standard, yamllint, php -l clang-tidy in my vimrc that just run against the currently opend file. But I was wondering what the neovim/kickstart recommended way of doing it is.
What is the recommended way of running a linter? Is the lsp supposed to replace that? Should it be intergrated with the lsp? Is it separate? Having some examples or even one linter turned on by default would be helpful.
I have some key mappings for running shellcheck, luacheck, pylint, ruff, rubocop, ts-standard, yamllint, php -l clang-tidy in my vimrc that just run against the currently opend file. But I was wondering what the neovim/kickstart recommended way of doing it is.