plugin marks whole file as warning

[ArtsiomCh]

See https://github.com/snyk/snyk-intellij-plugin/blob/5a9427fa0f11a4397a9a458b12090003a5e2df0e/src/main/kotlin/io/snyk/plugin/ui/toolwindow/SnykToolWindowPanel.kt

UPD Same for simple and small: https://github.com/snyk/snyk-intellij-plugin/blob/5a9427fa0f11a4397a9a458b12090003a5e2df0e/src/main/kotlin/snyk/common/AnnotatorCommon.kt

[arturbosch]

Thanks for the report.

This one seems easy to fix but is a bit tricky.
Normally we would just check if the reported KtElement of the detekt finding is a KtFile and act accordingly but as the kotlin intellij plugin is based on kotlin-compiler but detekt has to be based on kotlin-compiler-embeddable for Gradle and co, we can't access Finding.entity.ktElement or else the classloader will crash.

One idea I have is to check if the start and end offsets of the Finding are the same as the PsiFile and use a file level annotation.

[arturbosch]

Just prototyped an idea and it seems it works.
Maybe still a little too much attention grabing but better than before?

[SnyersK]

Is there a way to disable this new behaviour?
Or at least group them into one such (expandable) line?

Some older files with multiple formatting issues, stack a multitude of those yellow lines.
This doesn't leave much room to actually read code, so it's quite intrusive.

Aside from that, that settings wheel just shows an empty window.
Not sure if this is as expected?

an example: