Honestly very cool :)

Not surprising when you have to find them among thousands of rules/plugins. The JS ecosystem has a rule number problem (and relatedly a config problem) that I don't think will ever be solved.

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I was. Also gotta give signs of life here sometimes.

|> n'est pas une pipe.

We talk about rows everywhere, so yes.
Basically I have functions for testing rules that specify where the error should appear.
I have a `at { row = 5, column =5 }`
and I have another function `onRow 5`. Ideally wish to prefix them both with "at" but atRow sounds wrong to me. So far it's onRow
wdyt?

@joshuakgoldberg.com As a native English speaker that works with linters, please solve this argument I'm having with others: Which words fit and don't fit in this specific sentence, and which one would you recommend?

"The error appears _ row 5."

in / at / on / other...?

Very nice!

I'm seeing a lot of rules with fixes and dangerous fixes. I think it would make sense to mention more in the rule's description:
- Why is the fix dangerous? What is the fix and what should we look out for / check manually?
- Is the rule 100% autofixable, or are there edge cases?

Take pleasure in what you do. Enjoy every bit of refactoring, of API design, of implementing and polishing.

Elm-review is AWESOME!! 🤩

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Was reading ploum.net/2026-01-05-u... this morning. Same thing happened to me yesterday when I was trying to review some code!

Removing unused parameters, and then some Removing unused parameters, and then some

In which elm-review gets the best-in-class automatic removal for unused parameters.

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Absolutely. Examples of mine for elm-review: elm.dmy.fr?q=jfmengels%...

A linter not linting itself is not worth linting. Or something like that.

You say words of praise, but the pictures make it seem way too complicated 😅

That's very cool! I try to do that too for linting errors with Git but it's more verbose and slower, so I keep forgetting to do it.

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The person who checks their notifications is, afterward, exactly the same person who wanted to check their notifications five minutes ago.

The thin desire reproduces itself without remainder.

The thick desire transforms its host.

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Damn that's a 5 minute walk from my previous home. I definitely would have gone 2 years ago 😅

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Also, hit me up through email (listed in github.com/jfmengels) rather than through DM, I don't visit BlueSky that much recently.

I could talk about elm-review (elm-review.com), linters for Elm/FP, and linters in general.

Some prior thoughts:
- Blog: jfmengels.net
- Talk "Why you don't trust your linter" www.youtube.com/watch?v=XjwJ...

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