"Problem" pane refresh
Looks like in PhpStorm 2020.3 EAP they got rid of the TypeScript pane and now all the errors supposed to be viewed in the Problems pane
Am I understanding correctly that it is missing
- Show/Hide project-level errors
- Refresh button
This has been causing me some inconvenience. While I still can flip project/file error mode in the settings (which is not super convenient for one thing) I can't find a way to refresh the Problems pane after I make changes to my yarn-workspace dependencies. Such change results in a massive amount of errors in my case and the only way to clear them I found so far is to close the project and re-open it again :/
Also, minor thing but still, the Problems pane has the same icon as IDE error that sometimes happens when a plugin crashes or something (and appears in the bottom bar), which causes me some extra anxiety once I lie my eyes on it.
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>While I still can flip project/file error mode in the settings (which is not super convenient for one thing)
you can view project errors in the corresponding tab:
> I can't find a way to refresh the Problems pane after I make changes to my yarn-workspace dependencies.
Press the Typescript status bar button and choose Restart Typescript Service from the popup:
Elena, thanks for your reply!
Reload
Oh, did not notice that it was there, looks like it solves this problem for me!
Show Project Errors
I think this is different, setting I am talking about is
<option name="showAllErrors" value="false" />
stored in .idea\compiler.xml and is controlled by "Show Project Errors" checkbox in Languages and Frameworks > TypeScript.
In the old UI it was quickly flippable with the second button on the screenshot. Now the only way to change it is to go to the settings, which is not that bad but used to be more convenient.
I do that since in some large projects this [enabled] feature (seems like TypeScript language server) causes high CPU load and I keep the feature [disabled] most of the time but need to enable it once in a while to quickly check project as a whole.