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  1. Issues · microsoft/vscode · GitHub

    Visual Studio Code. Contribute to microsoft/vscode development by creating an account on GitHub.

  2. Clear all problems in the 'Problems' pane with a button #66982

    Jan 23, 2019 · Currently we see problems from different sources (linters, tasks, etc) and they sometimes stay there after the problem or the source file is gone, e.g. problems in an unsaved …

  3. Ability to refresh problems · Issue #111443 · microsoft/vscode

    Nov 28, 2020 · Now, to my knowledge, I don't find a way to refresh/recheck my workspace for problems easily (I have to either wait for the problems to automatically disappear at some …

  4. Terminal Issues · microsoft/vscode Wiki · GitHub

    When these feature aren't working as expected you can check VS Code's understanding of the prompt input by hovering the terminal tab and clicking Show Details on the bottom. Taking a …

  5. Remote SSH Troubleshooting · microsoft/vscode-remote-release …

    If you are seeing issues involving processes using high CPU/RAM on your local machine, see the Performance Issues wiki page on the vscode repo. If you are seeing this with processes on the …

  6. Unable to load schema / Problems loading reference warnings in …

    Jul 14, 2023 · Lots of recent reports of this issue are mentioned in the comments of other closed issues (e.g. in Problems loading settings schemas #177142 it was closed as fixed for 1.80.0, …

  7. VS Code Terminal Not Working in Latest Version

    Feb 9, 2025 · Visual Studio Code. Contribute to microsoft/vscode development by creating an account on GitHub.

  8. VSCode extension to set the filter for 'problems' to warning

    Tired of "Info" messages cluttering your Problems panel? This extension helps you maintain a cleaner view by default, focusing on errors and warnings, while still allowing you to easily …

  9. Ignore folders/files in Problems view · Issue #22289 · …

    Mar 9, 2017 · The Problems View now lists all problems, even in 3rd party code like in node_modules, which is cluttering the actual problems of the opened project. You should be …

  10. Show errors for whole workspace, not just open files #145

    Mar 4, 2023 · Being able to quickly see all the problems and use the "Go to next" shortcut in VSCode makes migrating an old codebase to ruff, or enabling new rules, much easier.