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"onDidChangeDiag" message in the console at each editor document switch. #1859
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"onDidChangeDiag" message in the console at each editor document switch when using extension hosts.
"onDidChangeDiag" message in the console at each editor document switch.
Mar 30, 2022
Sorry about that. It was left over from a debugging session. |
I'll release a new version in a day or two. In the meantime, you can install it from here: Release v2.1.10 · streetsidesoftware/vscode-spell-checker |
I have released 2.1.11 to the VS Code marketplace. |
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I'm developing an extension, which shows / changes the opened document in an editor. When running my extension through an extension host to test/debug it, at each change of shown file in the editor i get something outputting about "onDidChangeDiag" in the console like so:
I tracked it down to your extension... That didn't happen a little while ago. (git blame says Jason Dent added that 4 days ago). From vscode documentation, a onDidChangeDiagnostic event just means the status of the document has changed with regards to it's total estimated compilation/linting/checking related states.
Maybe you forgot to remove this console output?
vscode-spell-checker/packages/client/src/statusbar.ts
Line 150 in eb7229a
I just use vscode.workspace.openTextDocument on some opened editor with the opened file in preview mode to switch the viewed file. So it's not even a hack, and shouldn't be considered an error if onDidChangeDiagnostic triggers.... If I may suggest so...
Anyways, great product! You rock!
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