Closed RobertOstermann closed 3 months ago
I believe #1323 will resolve your problems. Hopefully by properly detecting your global install and also never warning about decompiled files if there isn't a global install. Let me know if your decompiled sources end up in a directory not under DecompilationMetadataAsSourceFileProvider
, rider had a few directories I had to ignore.
That seems to have fixed the issue, thanks!
I often see an error such as
CSharpier needs to be installed globally to format files in
when clicking into a source c# file. It would be nice to have the option to mute this error.Environments
Log Output
Steps to reproduce
Go to definition of a decompiled source file, such as
TimeSpan.cs
and a VSCode Error Window appears even though I have CSharpier globally installed.Expected behavior
Add a setting, maybe
csharpier.notificationLevel
with the options[default, error, warning, information, none]
. This would allow the user to override the default notification level to avoid the error notifications.Actual behavior
The error notification always shows. It is impossible to ignore in VSCode settings as the notification level is error.