Is there a possibility to remove the notification when we fix the file without clicking on "Check file" manually? Or maybe suspend the notification after a timeout?
I am somewhat annoyed by the notifications.
Is there a possibility to remove the notification when we fix the file without clicking on "Check file" manually? Or maybe suspend the notification after a timeout?
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Thanks, @maliMirkec for the suggestion! Unfortunately, VS Code its notifications are there for the user to dismiss. There is currently no programmatic way or timeout that can be set.
I can introduce a new setting that allows you to suppress warning and error messages.
Thanks, @maliMirkec for the suggestion! Unfortunately, VS Code its notifications are there for the user to dismiss. There is currently no programmatic way or timeout that can be set.
I can introduce a new setting that allows you to suppress warning and error messages.
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Hi, @estruyf, thank you for the quick response.
It sucks that notifications cannot be removed.
The setting for suppressing warning and error messages sounds like a good idea.
Hi, @estruyf, thank you for the quick response.
It sucks that notifications cannot be removed.
The setting for suppressing warning and error messages sounds like a good idea.
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There is now a new setting called frontMatter.global.notifications. By default, it is set to show all notifications: ["info", "warning", "error"].
There is now a new setting called `frontMatter.global.notifications`. By default, it is set to show all notifications: `["info", "warning", "error"]`.
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I am somewhat annoyed by the notifications.
Is there a possibility to remove the notification when we fix the file without clicking on "Check file" manually? Or maybe suspend the notification after a timeout?
Thanks, @maliMirkec for the suggestion! Unfortunately, VS Code its notifications are there for the user to dismiss. There is currently no programmatic way or timeout that can be set.
I can introduce a new setting that allows you to suppress warning and error messages.
Hi, @estruyf, thank you for the quick response.
It sucks that notifications cannot be removed.
The setting for suppressing warning and error messages sounds like a good idea.
There is now a new setting called
frontMatter.global.notifications. By default, it is set to show all notifications:["info", "warning", "error"].Thanks, @estruyf!
Will soon be available in BETA, when GitHub Actions start to work again.