csharpier doesn't format files on fedora

[kostabekre]

When I run csharpier on Linux csharpier doesn't show any errors about wrong format.
On Windows it works as expected.
I tried different approaches like downloading csharpier directly (via Mason) or installing it with dotnet tool install csharpier.

Environments:

• CSharpier Version: 1.0.2
• Running CSharpier via: dotnet cli or directly (downloaded via Mason)
• Operating System: fedora 42
• .csharpierrc Settings: empty
• .editorconfig Settings: empty

Steps to reproduce:

csharpier check .

or

 csharpier format . --write-stdout

Expected behavior:
Errors about wrong indent.

Actual behavior:

Formatted 0 files in 255ms.

or empty if using --write-stdout

[belav]

What does it show if you try the following

csharpier check . --log-level Debug

Or if you run csharpier directly against a file

csharpier check Test.cs --log-level Debug

Linux is case sensitive with file paths, I don't have easy access to test with linux, but do your files have a capitalized extension? Test.CS

[kostabekre]

[belav]

The only other thing I can think of is that you have a .gitignore above the directory your code is in that is ignoring that directory. #1627 is going to change that behavior so that the ignore file is only considered in the context of the git repository that it is in.

[benjiwolff]

I have the exact same issue on macOS. The problem only occurs with csharpier >= 1.0.0.

[benjiwolff]

It doesn't seem to be a filepath issue. When the file does not exist, I get an error instead of Formatted 0 files in ....

[benjiwolff]

I played around a bit more. When building the csharpier executable myself or running csharpier with "dotnet run", it works just fine. Only the dotnet tool has the issue.

[benjiwolff]

For me the issue was fixed with this commit 891de9a

[belav]

@benjiwolff I released 1.1.0 which includes that commit.

@kostabekre can you see if 1.1.0 resolves the problem for you as well?

[kostabekre]

@belav yes, the problem is resolved!