Trigger lint on changing document language

[lonix1]

I want to disable the extension for shell scripts which are actually jinja2 templates. That is because shellcheck does not parse them properly and reports many errors.

So I did this in my .vscode/settings.json:

"files.associations": {
//"*.sh.j2": "shellscript",                   // I'm not using the default association
  "*.sh.j2": "jinja-shell",                   // associated with "Better Jinja" extension
},

"shellcheck.ignorePatterns": {
  "**/*.sh.j2": true,
},

But when I open a foo.sh.j2 file, shellcheck is still activated.

[lonix1]

UPDATE: after reloading vscode, the extension behaved as intended.

So it was remembering files previously opened, and would not ignore them after I changed the setting as shown above.

That's probably a bug.

[felipecrs]

In fact, what is happening here is that the extension only triggers itself based on your configuration: onType or onSave. If you had typed something in the Jinja2 file, it would probably recalculate and stop.

We can probably improve this though, so I'm changing the issue title to reflect what we can do.

By the way, this is probably not necessary:

"shellcheck.ignorePatterns": {
  "**/*.sh.j2": true,
},