Export diagnostics from the VS Code or VSCodium Problems panel to Markdown, in a file or in the clipboard. You can choose which problems to include, how to group them, and where to save the result.
Features
Export errors, warnings, information, and hints from the entire workspace.
Include the line and column, severity, source, code, and message for each problem.
Group problems by file or severity, or place them in a single table.
Send the output to a location chosen in a save dialog, write it to the workspace automatically, or copy it to the clipboard.
Set a minimum severity and choose whether to include the header, source and code tags, or column numbers.
Reject unsafe user-provided paths and open a new save dialog instead.
Include workspace folder names in file paths when the window contains multiple workspace folders.
# Problems
## src/index.ts
- **Line 12:5** Error [ts, 2322]: Type 'string' is not assignable to type 'number'.
- **Line 30:1** Warning [eslint, no-unused-vars]: 'foo' is declared but never used.
Settings
Setting
Type
Default
exportProblems.minimumSeverity
Hint | Information | Warning | Error
Hint
exportProblems.groupBy
file | severity | flat-table
file
exportProblems.includeSummary
boolean
true
exportProblems.summaryTitle
string
Problems
exportProblems.includeExportDate
boolean
false
exportProblems.includeProblemCount
boolean
false
exportProblems.includeSource
boolean
true
exportProblems.includeColumn
boolean
true
exportProblems.defaultFileName
string
problems.md
exportProblems.outputMode
save-dialog | workspace-file | clipboard
save-dialog
exportProblems.openAfterExport
boolean
true
Grouping with groupBy
file: one heading per file.
severity: one heading per severity.
flat-table: a single Markdown table, one row per diagnostic.
Summary
By enabling includeSummary and summaryTitle you get an H1 header named after summaryTitle. The other two options includeExportDate and includeProblemCount enable the writing of some informative data under the summary header. They are disabled by default.
