Run diagnostics on unopened files when explicitly requested by the user #2621
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If I explicitly click on "Diagnose workspace" I would expect it to show me *all* the diagnostics similar to how --check in a CI would check my project. This makes it easier for users to check their whole workspace after making changes to some library or core function that potentially affects a large number of files that are usually only checked once opened.
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If I explicitly click on "Diagnose workspace" I would expect it to show me all the diagnostics similar to how --check in a CI would check my project.
This makes it easier for users to check their whole workspace after making changes to some library or core function that potentially affects a large number of files that are usually only checked once opened.