Hide unused_parameter errors with VS Code MOOSE language server?

[tannhorn]

Hello,

I like to put common parameters for my multi-app setup in a common header file. However, not all of the individual apps use all of the declared parameters: as a result, my language server output is peppered with "problems", i.e. unused parameters.

In the terminal, this can be disabled by passing a parameter to the executable call, but is there a way to toggle that in VS Code?

Thanks!

[GiudGiud]

Hello

@brandonlangley @loganharbour do you think we could support this with maybe this syntax

!include header.i allow_unused=true

?

[brandonlangley]

@tannhorn @GiudGiud -

In the terminal, this can be disabled by passing a parameter to the executable call, but is there a way to toggle that in VS Code?

Interestingly, this exact same question was also just asked in the MOOSE Language Support VS Code extension discussions:

idaholab/moose-language-support/discussions/30

@dschwen said he would add a VS Code extension option to set that --allow-unused parameter, and he opened this issue:

idaholab/moose-language-support/issues/31

[GiudGiud]

Thanks @brandonlangley !

I think what we are suggesting here is a little more granular so it does not address that other discussion's need
I'm sure we'd be fine either way here

[tannhorn]

Thanks! I think this is a good solution (at least for my use case). I tried to do a similar thing as mentioned in the issue but yeah, it doesn't work at the moment. My idea was to create a bash script which wraps the executable by giving it the --allow-unused flag and then select that in VS Code but that runs into the same problem.