I notice sometimes I'm editing Java code, the code linting lags behind. So assuming I type a line of code like so: String vscodeJava = null;, the squiggly lines indicating errors slowly go like this (you can see it happening slowly in front of your very eyes long after you typed the whole line out):
S // can't find type
St // can't find type
Str // can't find type
Stri // can't find type
Strin // can't find type
String // missing variable name
String // missing variable name
String v // missing semicolon
String vs // missing semicolon
String vsc // missing semicolon
String vsco // missing semicolon
String vscod // missing semicolon
String vscode // missing semicolon
String vscodeJ // missing semicolon
String vscodeJa // missing semicolon
String vscodeJav // missing semicolon
String vscodeJava // missing semicolon
String vscodeJava // missing semicolon
String vscodeJava = // missing value
String vscodeJava = // missing value
String vscodeJava = n // can't find symbol
String vscodeJava = nu // can't find symbol
String vscodeJava = nul // can't find symbol
String vscodeJava = null // missing semicolon
String vscodeJava = null; // OK
Or see this GIF:
(Thank you to NickeManarin/ScreenToGif)
While this could be a bug, I think a feature to control the polling interval would be helpful. So it only polls the code for changes every second or two seconds or so.
I notice sometimes I'm editing Java code, the code linting lags behind. So assuming I type a line of code like so:
String vscodeJava = null;, the squiggly lines indicating errors slowly go like this (you can see it happening slowly in front of your very eyes long after you typed the whole line out):Or see this GIF:
(Thank you to NickeManarin/ScreenToGif)
While this could be a bug, I think a feature to control the polling interval would be helpful. So it only polls the code for changes every second or two seconds or so.