Closed dportalesr closed 1 year ago
Maybe try with https://www.typescriptlang.org/tsconfig#noErrorTruncation enabled in tsconfig.json
.
Note that I've seen reports of this option making type checking a lot slower so probably best to only use it when debugging.
Unfortunately, that didn't work. I also tried with both tsserver.logVerbosity
and tsserver.trace
settings but no luck whatsoever.
Can you provide code sample or project that reproduces?
Note that this is not something that this server would have to support anyway. It's all coming from TypeScript itself.
Personally I've used this snippet that I found on StackOverflow somewhere for cases like this: https://gist.github.com/rchl/9ca0a2bdc95f2c36c4d590572a4d038c (you'd need to modify the code of the type of course).
It seems to happen with inferred types: https://github.com/microsoft/TypeScript/issues/38557 https://github.com/microsoft/TypeScript/issues/26238
Not an ideal solution but I solved it by changing defaultMaximumTruncationLength = 160
to defaultMaximumTruncationLength = 16000
in tsserver.js as described here, except that since I'm using SublimeText the file I needed to modify was at myProjectRoot/node_modules/typescript/lib/tsserver.js
Thanks for the help!
When inspecting a type with a long definition, the tooltip triggered by hovering shows basically only a preview of it.
In my case, "Go to type definition" is not very helpful since my type is an union of other unions which definitions could reside in multiple files.
Is there a way to enable or get (even using other method) the full details of the resolved type? That is, showing the whole list of fields instead of showing "..." or "... n more..."
Thanks in advance!