2026-01-15 02:25:07

Subgraph Linter is here — a static analysis tool designed specifically for developers that can detect hidden bugs early, before runtime crashes, after the mapping code passes compilation.

In simple terms: your code looks fine and compiles smoothly, but issues may surface during actual execution. Subgraph Linter is here to plug that gap. It automatically scans your Subgraph mapping logic to identify potential risks that are easy to overlook during development.

Tomorrow at 1 PM EST, the community will host a developer workshop where professional engineers will provide an in-depth explanation of how to use this tool, best practices, and how to integrate it into your development workflow. Developers interested in Graph Protocol and on-chain data indexing should not miss it.

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ApeWithAPlan

· 3h ago

Wow, finally there's a tool to save us noob developers. It even compiles but still crashes—amazing.

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LuckyBearDrawer

· 7h ago

It's that kind of illusion where you think everything's fine after compiling... This tool is pretty good; finding bugs early is definitely better than crashing online.

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OffchainWinner

· 7h ago

Hmm, this tool really hits the pain point. How many times have we only survived because we couldn't pass the compilation stage? Now it's directly going to kill you before running.

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BlockBargainHunter

· 7h ago

Oh no, finally there's a tool to save developers like me who are careless. I thought everything was fine after the compilation... It's urgent. When the runtime crashes, I really feel like crying. I must attend tomorrow's workshop, or I'll be tortured by bugs until dawn again. The code looks fine, but that's the most terrifying part. This linter is truly a timely rain. Wow, I've been wanting a static analysis tool like this for a long time. Finally, it's here.

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TrustlessMaximalist

· 8h ago

Isn't this the very problem I've been complaining about? You only realize it crashes when you run the code. Linter tools should have been around a long time ago.

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