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The built-in TypeScript extension's file outline is still present while the Deno extension is active. I expected the TS extension's outline to be disabled since Deno provides the same data.
To Reproduce
Open a JavaScript or TypeScript file with the extension active.
Open the "Outline" panel.
Observe the available outlines.
Expected behavior
The TypeScript extension's outline should not be present, since it's redundant.
Screenshots
Versions
vscode: 1.58.1 deno: 1.13.0 extension: 3.8.0
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I've looked into this and it is somewhat challenging, because of the way the way it is acquired. #514 should fix it partially in certain situations, but there are times where Deno isn't aware that the diagnostics should be disabled, and so it allows them through, but then vscode doesn't do a full refresh, so they can't be suppressed. The only other choice is to assume Deno is enabled by default, which I think would cause a lot of other people frustration as they likely wouldn't get an outline for their non-Deno enabled projects.
It looks like this issue was run into the the Vue team with their Volar extension. They've included options on their site on how to configure your VS Code to remove the double outline.
Describe the bug
The built-in TypeScript extension's file outline is still present while the Deno extension is active. I expected the TS extension's outline to be disabled since Deno provides the same data.
To Reproduce
Expected behavior
The TypeScript extension's outline should not be present, since it's redundant.
Screenshots
Versions
vscode: 1.58.1 deno: 1.13.0 extension: 3.8.0
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: