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Automatically dismiss compilation error notifications when launching a new build #1368

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iliyang opened this issue May 10, 2019 · 2 comments
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iliyang commented May 10, 2019

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
I have build-on-save turned on – great feature! However, often make silly errors in my LaTeX code, and I get a lot of VS Code error notifications in the bottom right. The pain is that I have to close these notifications manually every time.

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How about automatically clearing error notifications when launching LaTeX compilation? If the error has been fixed in the code, the notifications will be gone and I will be able to continue working undisturbed. If the error hasn't been fixed, the compilation will fail again, in which case a new VS Code notification should appear.

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seragunn commented May 10, 2019

See the latex-workshop.message.error.show and related options.

Edit: also #898

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iliyang commented May 10, 2019

Thanks for the quick response! Ticket #898 is about the same issue and the discussion makes it clear that VS Code doesn't currently allow notifications to be closed programmatically. Let's hope it becomes possible at some point, until then I'll use the provided extension options. Thanks again!!

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