`incorrect_standard_library_use` ignores overrides in standard libraries

[Tomo]

The standard library I'm working with has a custom global/API named fs. I defined it in my standard lib (under globals), and I get this error when I run the linter.

Is this intended behavior or is this a bug?

[Tomo]

A workaround is disabling the incorrect_standard_library_use linter in selene.toml.

[boyned//Kampfkarren]

Can you show your standard library format, your code, and your selene.toml?

[Tomo]

@Kampfkarren:
selene.toml:

std = "cc-tweaked"

[lints]
# incorrect_standard_library_use = "allow" # Workaround for https://github.com/Kampfkarren/selene/issues/467

cc-tweaked.yaml:

---
base: lua52

globals:
  package.cpath:
    removed: true
  collectgarbage:
    removed: true
  _HOST:
    property: read-only
  colors:
    property: read-only
  colours:
    property: read-only
  commands:
    property: read-only
  disk:
    property: read-only
  fs:
    property: read-only
  gps:
    property: read-only
  help:
    property: read-only
  http:
    property: read-only
  io:
    property: read-only
  keys:
    property: read-only
  multishell:
    property: read-only
  os:
    property: read-only
  paintutils:
    property: read-only
  parallel:
    property: read-only
  peripheral:
    property: read-only
  pocket:
    property: read-only
  rednet:
    property: read-only
  redstone:
    property: read-only
  settings:
    property: read-only
  shell:
    property: read-only
  term:
    property: read-only
  textutils:
    property: read-only
  turtle:
    property: read-only
  vector:
    property: read-only
  window:
    property: read-only

Code (valid on the platform I'm using):

-- Reads a file and prints it to the screen
local file = fs.open("/testfile.txt") -- Selene complains about this line
print(file.readAll())

[boyned//Kampfkarren]

I'll play with this, thanks

[Tomo]

Also, quick question @Kampfkarren, does Selene have LSP functionality? If so, is it documented somewhere? I'd love to be able to get warnings about my code inside Neovim.

[boyned//Kampfkarren]

There's no LSP but there definitely are Neovim configs out there, a ton of Neovim people use selene

[boyned//Kampfkarren]

Oh, this isn't a bug, your standard library is just wrong

property: read-only means that it doesn't have any properties of its own: https://kampfkarren.github.io/selene/usage/std.html#properties

If you add something like:

fs.open:
    args:
    - type: string

...then it should work.

See: https://kampfkarren.github.io/selene/usage/std.html#functions