It seems there’s an issue with Expert where it does not detect that env variables are actually set.
I see lots of errors like this in my editor when looking at the config files in my project:
could not fetch environment variable "SENTRY_DSN" because it is not set
Disabling and re-enabling the extension sometimes works, but it seems unpredictable.
I’m using Cursor.
Verified to have been a problem in my Neovim setup. Here’s how it looks after I fixed it:
User error, not an error in Expert. Sorry for the noise.
Please open issues on github, we dont actively monitor the forum.
In this case tho i suspect you are setting that at compile time rather than at runtime which use causing the issue
But, please open an issue and we can investigate further.
@mhanberg / @scohen I know you said you don’t check the forum often but I don’t want to pollute the GitHub repo’s issues with what’s basically a question, so I am first asking it here:
Is the project open to LLM-assisted contributions? I am not saying I would do it now – never enough tokens this year, and also never enough time for years – but if I get some time & energy, I would help.
Premise follows. “You” == Expert’s team, not individuals in particular.
To the last point: would you be open to open new – or adopt existing – GitHub issues and mark them as help-wanted (only issue marked like that is for Refactorex actions) so people know where to contribute, should they want to? Are enhancement and port:elixir-ls those tags, maybe? Or make other tags f.ex. next-in-queue or some such?
Is there a roadmap anywhere? I could not find it.
Generally: can the project be made more obvious to contributions? Should I (or anybody else) get the time and energy to help, would any PR be welcome? I’d think not; the team likely has their ideas on what should be next. Opening a random PR would not be welcome, I imagine.
If you know what should be next, can we get visibility on those items?
Thank you. I’ll take a look at the 10GB RAM usage issue which seems to be the only thing blocking the 0.2 release. Might post a PR, or only research and suggestions. No promises for now.
Have been using Expert for a month, everything works fine in Emacs with eglot. The specific instructions provided in the repo were very handy. Thanks for the amazing work!
About the subject recently raised, I’ll love to see a restrictive LLM policy, due to the technical, social and environmental impacts of these big tech tools. If someone is interested, here’s some recent story about how corrosive these things can be for a community: It Breaks a Village: Bevy's 6th Birthday – fallible
I had proposed an LLM policy earlier this year by cribbing one from another project but there wasn’t enough buy in so we punted on it considering we hadn’t had a spam issue at that point.
