Avoid notifying of failures for workspace builds. #4032
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- Notifications of failure aren't shown for project builds - Also standardizes based on approach of other extensions that use similar functionality in their UI elements Signed-off-by: Roland Grunberg <rgrunber@redhat.com>
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I'd like to make it easier for users to manually compile their projects (incrementally) quicker and the notification popup can make that a bit annoying. This one :
As an example,
Java: Rebuild Projectsdoesn't show a notifications if there is a failure to build so I really don't thinkJava: Force Java Compilationshould either. Also some of the UI elements at microsoft/vscode-java-dependency#878 , which call thejava.workspace.compilecommand don't notify of any compilation errors. I think it should be enough to show the various error markers.@testforstephen , @jdneo let me know your thoughts on this.