Closed stradicat closed 1 month ago
Warning (lsp-mode): Unknown notification: semgrep/rulesRefreshed
Expected behaviour: ❤️ 😄 No window-splitting, with the message showing up in
*Warnings*
, or perhaps in the modeline.
I do not know anything about this warning in particular (and I do not observe it on my system), but the expected behaviour of not popping up the warnings buffer could be achieved for all warnings by setting minimum-warning-level
to :error
. The option warning-suppress-types
might provide more granular control.
minimum-warning-level
did the trick.
I had been looking for such an option for a couple of weeks now, can't believe it was this obvious!
Thanks for the heads-up! The annoyance is gone.
Description :octocat:
lsp-backed programming files trigger an
Warning (lsp-mode): Unknown notification: semgrep/rulesRefreshed
messageReproduction guide :beetle:
lsp
as backendlsp
Observed behaviour: :eyes: :broken_heart: The Emacs window is split in half, in a
C-x-2
fashion, with the lower window showing the*Warnings*
buffer with the following message:Expected behaviour: :heart: :smile: No window-splitting, with the message showing up in
*Warnings*
, or perhaps in the modeline.System Info :computer: