How to find out what lint command aider is running?

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Issue

As of the latest version, after editing a config.fish file, aider runs something that claims there's an error in the file, and then goes about fixing it.

Tokens: 15k sent, 719 received. Cost: $0.06 message, $0.28 session.
Applied edit to .config/fish/config.fish

# Fix any errors below, if possible.


## See relevant line below marked with █.

.config/fish/config.fish:
...⋮...
 131│if status --is-interactive
 132│
...⋮...
 487│    function __git_fzf_git_stash -d "fzf on git stashes"
...⋮...
 490│        git stash list --color=always \
 491│            # We seem to need delta explicitly, since git will write without using
 492│            # delta if it's not a tty.
 493█            | SHELL=fish fzf -m --ansi --no-sort \
 494│            --preview "git stash show -p (echo {} | rg '$pattern' -o) | delta" \
 495│            --bind=ctrl-p:"become(git stash pop (echo {} | rg '$pattern' -o) > /dev/tty)" \
 496│            | rg $pattern -o \
...⋮...

Here are the configs with lint in them:

  auto-lint:         True
  --lint-cmd:        []
  - auto_lint: True
  - lint: False
  - lint_cmd: []

How can I figure out what linter is being run? It happens to be wrong!

Thank you!

Version and model info

Aider v0.77.0
Main model: anthropic/claude-3-7-sonnet-20250219 with diff edit format, 31.2k think tokens, infinite output
Weak model: anthropic/claude-3-5-haiku-20241022
Git repo: .git with 43 files
Repo-map: using 4096 tokens, auto refresh

[paul-gauthier]

Thanks for trying aider and filing this issue.

It's probably running the built in tree-sitter parser to check syntax.

You can either turn off linting or set the linter for fish to be a no-op with --lint-cmd "fish: true"