Question 1

How do I integrate twig-lint with GitHub Actions?

Accepted Answer

Add a step in your workflow YAML to run twig-lint as a Composer script. For example, use `run: vendor/bin/twig-lint lint templates/` to check all template files, ensuring errors are caught in CI.

Question 2

twig-lint vs the Symfony twig:lint command – which should I use?

Accepted Answer

Use twig-lint for standalone projects without Symfony dependencies, as it's lighter. Symfony's command is better if you're already using the framework, since it's integrated and might offer tighter ecosystem compatibility.

Question 3

How to set up twig-lint in Vim without syntastic?

Accepted Answer

Create a custom Vim command or autocmd to run twig-lint on the current file. For instance, add `nnoremap l :!twig-lint lint %` to your .vimrc for manual linting on key press.

Question 4

Does twig-lint support custom Twig extensions?

Accepted Answer

No, twig-lint focuses on core Twig syntax validation and doesn't natively support custom extensions. You'd need to ensure extensions are compatible or use additional tools for full template analysis.

Question 5

Can twig-lint check for unused variables in Twig templates?

Accepted Answer

No, it only validates syntax and basic constructs. For unused variable detection, consider integrating other static analysis tools or PHP linters that handle template context.

Question 6

Is twig-lint compatible with Twig 3.x?

Accepted Answer

Yes, it's compatible with Twig 2.x and 3.x, as it relies on the Twig library for parsing. Ensure you install it via Composer with the appropriate Twig version to avoid conflicts.

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