Missing the "Fully check the document" command of CoqIDE
See original GitHub issueWhen parallel proof mode is enabled, proofs are done in arbitrary order assuming that upstream proofs can be proven. CoqIDE has a button “Fully check the document” which eventually ensures that all these assumptions hold. The Qed
lines change color in this step in CoqIDE. I lack this button (or command) in VsCoq.
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So you say eventually it will go away - I guess we don’t need it in VsCoq then.
But then I then don’t understand is that in VsCoq the Qeds are marked in some violet - I assumed that this matches the CoqIDE marking of a “preliminary not yet globally checked Qed”. So I think either there should be a function to do the final check or this marking of Qeds should go away (it is actually quite annoying because unlike in CoqIDE it occupies a minimum size of several pixels in the side bar and obscures e.g. the progress of the parallel proofs - the blue is hard to see among the violet of Qed.
Maybe this is also a misunderstanding on my side and VsCoq always marks Qeds like this. But then I find the coloring / pixel size in the bar rather questionable.
I’ve also had confused students ask me about this violet / purple and I just told them they should ignore it because it was related to some universe stuff that they didn’t need to understand…