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follow editor word wrap rules #12

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ctf0 opened this issue Jul 5, 2019 · 10 comments
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follow editor word wrap rules #12

ctf0 opened this issue Jul 5, 2019 · 10 comments
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@ctf0
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ctf0 commented Jul 5, 2019

is it possible to make the errors respect/follow the editor line wrapping rules ?

@usernamehw
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AFAK – no.

@usernamehw
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Same as wallabyjs/quokka#72 (comment)

@ctf0
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ctf0 commented Jul 5, 2019

dam it :(, thanx for the headsup

@karlhorky
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Tracked in VS Code upstream here: microsoft/vscode#32856

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Actually, would it be possible to completely disable the scroll like the gitlens.currentLine.scrollable option implemented at the link below?

https://github.com/eamodio/vscode-gitlens/blob/30e1d290e8f337d56596a030ff097eeabdd98eb7/src/annotations/annotations.ts#L355-L356

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I can confirm that the textDecoration: 'none;position: absolute;' hack works to disable the scrollbars (although the lens text will not be wrapped - it will be cut off).

Maybe a setting for this?

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Continuing discussion in #56.

@dandavison
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dandavison commented Sep 15, 2022

Hi @usernamehw, thanks for your work on this excellent extension.

Would it be possible to break a long error text into multiple shorter ones and thus ensure that they all fit on the screen? I realize that that's an unattractive hack, but it looks like there hasn't been movement from VSCode upstream on giving you the control you need over wrapping the decorations.

@usernamehw
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@dandavison If someone else wants to do it - sure.

@atmosbear
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Is it possible to have it appear on the line above or below? As in, add in a new line after the current one so that we don't have to scroll left and right?

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