Normally VS Code only shows diagnostics for the opened files and automatically unloads files
and removes them from Problems view when too many files are open.
This extension iterates through all files, opens them one by one, waits a little and then closes
files that do not have problems.
To analyse the first batch of files (by default 200):
Right click on a folder in Explorer and choose "Open all files with problems", or
Choose the command "Open all files with problems"** from the Command Palette (Ctrl+Shift+P)
To continue:
Right click on the folder again and choose "Open all files with problems (continue)", or
Press Alt+Ctrl+Shift+O or select "Open all files with problems (continue)" from the Command Palette, or
Press "Continue" in the notification that appears after the first command execution
Extension settings
Setting
Description
Default
Files Limit
Maximum number of files to analyse in one operation. If the folder has more files, the next command execution will start from where it finished last time.
200
Open Files
Files to analyse. Examples: '' - all files, '/*.{php,js}' - only PHP and JS files
**
Exclude Files
Configure glob patterns to exclude certain files and folders from analysing. Relative paths are calculated from the workspace root (not the folder being analysed).
**/.git/**, **/node_modules/**, ...
Auto Exclude Framework Suggestions
Automatically detect other files to exclude for some common projects or frameworks
true
Delay
Delay (in ms) between analysing files to allow diagnostics to catch up with the newly loaded files
200
Wait Before Closing
Time to wait (in ms) before closing a file that did not have problems. Increase if you have slow extensions that take longer to report the problems
3000
Max Severity Level
Maximum problem severity level, file will only be open if it contains problems of this or lower levels (1 - errors, 2 - warnings, 3 - notices)
2
Error Message Match
If specified, will only open files that have problems that match this setting
