Is there a way to show info with the warning on VSCode extension?

[mehm8128]

When I use React hooks such as useEffect, useExhaustiveDependencies lint rule shows warning such as This hook specifies more dependencies than necessary.. When I use biome on CLI, with the warnings, biome shows information such as This dependency can be removed from the list. with underline under the variables which is unnecessary, but on VSCode, biome only shows warning without information that what variable is unnecessary.
Is there a way to show such info with the warnings on VSCode? If such a way does't exist, could you implement the feature?

[ematipico]

It's possible that the VSCode extension is failing to resolve the configuration file.

Usually, that's caused by opening a project where biome.json isn't at the root of the project.

I believe there's an issue to track this, although it's unclear to us what's a proper solution

[mehm8128]

On my VSCode, error is shown as below. I want biome to show unnecessary variable name currentWork, or underline under currentWork variable in the deps array.
How the error and info are shown on your VSCode?

(sorry, I should have asked on https://github.com/biomejs/biome-vscode/discussions)

[ematipico]

Oh I see what you mean.

LSP diagnostics can contain only a subset of information, compared to Biome diagnostics.

So when we do convert those diagnostics, we only use the main message. Notes and advices aren't carried over.

[mehm8128]

Thank you.
react-hooks/exhaustive-deps rule in ESLint shows missing dependency such as React Hook useEffect has a missing dependency: 'missingVariableName'. Either include it or remove the dependency array., but biome won't show such details?

[ematipico]

That's definitely an improvement that is worth pursuing. Feel free to open an issue, and if you want you can also contribute :)

[mehm8128]

OK, Thank you.
I'll mark this discussion as completed and open an issue.

[tcoopman]

For other people looking for this issue: #1391