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Alternative root modules found for terraform/modules/ami (terraform/fairmanager/website), picked: terraform/modules/ami. You can try setting paths to root modules explicitly in settings.
I don't know what this message is trying to tell me. I have already configured root modules explicitly. Why does it keep popping up and requires me to close it? This is horrible UX.
I'd really love to see this pointless noise moved to an output channel, where it could be accompanied by the relevant explanation why the extension believes something is not working as designed, even though everything I care about works fine.
Your overuse of notification dialogs is ridiculous and the VS Code extension developer guidelines specifically note not to do that.
You have the status bar and output channels. Use those.
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Upon investigation, it's the language server itself calling right into the VS Code API to show GUI messages. There also seems to be overlap in what both components handle. Either way it's a terraform-ls issue.
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I don't know what this message is trying to tell me. I have already configured root modules explicitly. Why does it keep popping up and requires me to close it? This is horrible UX.
I'd really love to see this pointless noise moved to an output channel, where it could be accompanied by the relevant explanation why the extension believes something is not working as designed, even though everything I care about works fine.
Your overuse of notification dialogs is ridiculous and the VS Code extension developer guidelines specifically note not to do that.
You have the status bar and output channels. Use those.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: