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Use builder logic (now used for compile on save) to retrieve diagnostics for tsserver #11229

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mhegazy opened this issue Sep 28, 2016 · 4 comments
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@mhegazy
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mhegazy commented Sep 28, 2016

Now that we have the builder logic that optimizes what files to read. we should use this for getDiagnostics.

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PFight commented Jul 4, 2018

Can we hope to see this sometime?
Comple-on-save is awesome feature for large-scale projects, it is very sad, that no one editor can support it well (and VSCode not support at all) without this.

@RyanCavanaugh RyanCavanaugh added the Experience Enhancement Noncontroversial enhancements label Aug 15, 2018
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TomasHubelbauer commented Apr 24, 2019

Would be really cool to get at least a rough estimate (this year?) as this is a blocker for microsoft/vscode#13953 which is very painful.

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Would love a status update on the progress for this feature from the TS team. Like @TomasHubelbauer said, this is a missing key feature in VS Code (microsoft/vscode#13953) and a deal breaker for large projects.

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olafur-palsson commented Aug 13, 2021

Any status updates so far? It's been a couple of years now. This is now a much needed feature for the typescript.tsserver.experimental.enableProjectDiagnostics feature in vscode which is currently using the geterrForProject route.

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