Task Manager: provide the ability to reuse custom problem matchers
See original GitHub issueI have several related tasks that share a custom output format. I’d like to be able to define a problem matcher for this format once and reference it in multiple tasks like I can for built-in matchers, eg. "problemMatcher": "$my-matcher"
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This is only possible using an extension. You can provide an extension that contributes problem matchers which then can be referenced via a string. See https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=eamodio.tsl-problem-matcher as an example.
Keeping the issue open to be able to do the same in
tasks.json
files.The extension that got parsed last wins. In this regard it might not be obvious for the user.