Pull diagnostics not cleared when file deleted
See original GitHub issueWith workspace diagnostic support enabled, diagnostics for a file are not cleared when the file is deleted (either through VSCode or externally). The diagnostics remain in the problems tab.
This issue becomes more apparent when using commands like git stash
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- Created a year ago
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- Comments:5 (3 by maintainers)
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Got fixed in HEAD.
For workspace diagnostics we actually recommend that the server is doing this. VS Code doesn’t delete problems on file deletion either so we didn’t want to add this to the LSP libs.