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* Initial plan * Add source filter syntax for Problems panel Co-authored-by: sandy081 <10746682+sandy081@users.noreply.github.com> * Add @ext:extensionId filter syntax Support filtering markers by extension ID using @ext:extensionId syntax. This filters by the marker.owner field which contains the extension ID. Examples: - @ext:vscode.typescript - Filter TypeScript extension markers - @ext:dbaeumer.vscode-eslint - Filter ESLint extension markers - @ext:pub.ext, error - Combine with text filter The extension filter works alongside the existing source filter: - @ext:pub.ext - Filters by extension ID (marker.owner) - source:ts or @ts - Filters by source name (marker.source) Co-authored-by: sandy081 <10746682+sandy081@users.noreply.github.com> * Simplify filter to only support source: format Per feedback, removed support for: - @name shorthand (e.g., @ts, @eslint) - @ext:extensionId format for extension filtering Now only supports: - source:name format (e.g., source:eslint, source:ts) This simplifies the implementation and focuses on the core source filtering functionality. Co-authored-by: sandy081 <10746682+sandy081@users.noreply.github.com> * Change filter format to @source: with negation support Updated filter syntax per feedback: - Changed from source:name to @source:name format - Added negation support with -@source:name - sourceFilter is now an object with text and negate properties - Updated filter logic in tree and table views to handle negation - Updated placeholder text to show examples: @source:eslint, -@source:ts - Updated all tests to use new format and test negation Examples: - @source:eslint - Show only eslint markers - -@source:ts - Exclude TypeScript markers - @source:ts, error - TypeScript markers with "error" text Co-authored-by: sandy081 <10746682+sandy081@users.noreply.github.com> * Add OR and AND logic for source filters Support comma-separated sources for OR logic within a filter and multiple @source: filters for AND logic between filters. Examples: - @source:eslint,ts - Match eslint OR ts (OR logic) - @source:eslint @source:error - Match markers where source contains both "eslint" AND "error" substrings (AND logic) - @source:eslint,ts @source:warn - Match (eslint OR ts) AND warn - -@source:ts @source:error - Exclude ts AND must contain error The sourceFilter property is now sourceFilters (array) to support multiple filters. Each filter has a sources array (for OR logic) and a negate flag. Co-authored-by: sandy081 <10746682+sandy081@users.noreply.github.com> * Extract source filtering logic into common method Refactored duplicated source filter checking logic from markersTreeViewer and markersTable into a common matchesSourceFilters() method in FilterOptions class. Benefits: - Reduces code duplication (~68 lines removed) - Single source of truth for source filtering logic - Easier to maintain and test - Consistent behavior between tree and table views The matchesSourceFilters() method: - Takes markerSource as parameter - Returns true if marker passes all source filters - Implements AND logic between filters - Implements OR logic within filter sources - Handles negation correctly Co-authored-by: sandy081 <10746682+sandy081@users.noreply.github.com> * simplify filter * update placeholder * change syntx --------- Co-authored-by: copilot-swe-agent[bot] <198982749+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: sandy081 <10746682+sandy081@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: Sandeep Somavarapu <sasomava@microsoft.com>
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