Hi everyone, I’m using Neovim and the lsp linter presents a bug that tags all my variables as unused if passed as arguments or in different blocks. If anyone knows how to fix it I would be grateful (or instructions in how to disable those warnings would be appreciated in the worst case).
It also happens in the last block of a if/elseif/else conditional.
(Saving the file does not solve the problem for me)
I had a similar issue that I encountered today. After a good deal of trouble-shooting, my issue was caused by having too many files trying to include the file in question.
To put it more clearly, I was developing a package which I will call “Package” which had source files src/Package.jl, src/base.jl, src/file1.jl, and src/file2.jl. In my case, the issue was occurring in src/base.jl.
In the module file (src/Package.jl), I only had calls to import dependencies and include all of my other files. Since this package had started as research code, I had include("base.jl") calls at the top of several files in the module. As far as I can tell, this caused the LSP to try to repeatedly import the package that was being used, making it confused about variable scoping. Once I removed the include call from the other files which were dependent on src/base.jl.
I hope this helps, your mileage may vary.
