
Hmm, I am not sure how to do that. VSCode does that automatically when underlines are added to words. If you find a way in the VSCode docs, please let me know.
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It would be useful for them to be indicated in the source code by underlines, but not show in problem window. It hides compiler messages.
Something that might help this issue with the release of 0.14.0.
"cSpell.allowCompoundWords": trueAlso with 0.14.0, the number of problems shown have been reduce. At max, duplicate issues will only be shown 5 times. #46
The number of issues show in the output panel should have been reduced. With some of the recent releases. Is this still a major issues? I don't have a lot of control of when things show in the panel or not.
The recent release reduced the number of issues shown by filtering out issues when a tab is closed and by not showing issues that were in hidden editors opened by other extensions.
Unless there is a clear action I can take, I would like to close this issue.
True, thanks Jason
Is there still no way to "disable" reporting in the problems panel ?
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Is there still no way to "disable" reporting in the problems panel ?