/cc @leitzler for the panic

Field alignment doesn't run when looking at source code inside a sub-folder/another package. When I add the above struct to a file in the root directory of the project, fieldalignment works fine, with hints on the struct.

Can you give a repro example? Analysis only runs on packages with open files, so it's possible that's what you're seeing.

Yes, a repro would be helpful. This might be fixed already by CL 278372 that is merged to master but not 0.6.x.

Sorry, I should have done this to start with, I made a repro here https://github.com/napei/alignment-test
I noticed in a simple package with a main file and a sub package it works fine, but in this repro it doesn't.

A file to open for testing this would be ./ent/test.go, it's all generated code from ent which I use a lot, but I would assume it's all able to be linted without panicking.

This is typical of the codebase I'm working in at the moment, but that has about 40 more files in it.

I'll add that this also happens on WSL (linux) as well.

Analysis only runs on packages with open files, so it's possible that's what you're seeing.

@stamblerre I have specifically disabled file previews in vscode for that reason. I don't know why they thought that was a good feature 😄

"workbench.editor.enablePreviewFromQuickOpen": false,
"workbench.editor.enablePreview": false,

Oh interesting. When I embed a struct it panics.

type test struct {
	field1 bool
	field3 float64
	field2 int32
}


type Test struct {
	test 
	ID     int 
	Field1 bool 
	Field2 float64 
	Field3 int32
}

type test struct {
	field1 bool
	field3 float64
	field2 int32
}


type Test struct {
	ID     int
	Field1 bool
	Field2 float64 
	Field3 int32 
}

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I tried your repro with CL 278372 applied and I'm not able to reproduce it.

OK, so sounds like this is fixed at master. @napei, ok to close?

Sure. I'll wait for a release 🙂