Inline DiagnosticsNew

When inline diagnostics are enabled, every Iris finding surfaces as a squiggle in the editor and an entry in VS Code's Problems panel — no sidebar required. Severity follows your severityOverrides config.

Per-category toggles

Secrets and structural errors are on by default. Noisy categories like console logs, magic numbers, and TODOs default off to keep the Problems panel clean.

Category	Default	What it shows
`hardcodedSecrets`	true	Secrets findings
`errorWarnings`	true	Error-severity structural warnings
`warningLevelWarnings`	true	Warning/info structural warnings
`tsIgnore`	true	`@ts-ignore` usage
`unusedFunctions`	true	Unused function definitions
`anyUsage`	true	TypeScript `any` usage
`consoleLogs`	false	`console.log` statements
`magicNumbers`	false	Magic number literals
`longParamLists`	false	Oversized parameter lists
`unusedVars`	false	Unused variables
`todos`	false	TODO/FIXME/HACK comments

Iris sidebar showing TypeScript metrics and code smells alongside inline editor hints and squiggles

Configuration

.irisconfig.json

{
  "enableInlineDiagnostics": true,
  "inlineDiagnostics": {
    "consoleLogs": true,
    "magicNumbers": false,
    "todos": false
  }
}

Set "enableInlineDiagnostics": false to disable all squiggles and Problems panel entries globally while keeping findings visible in the Iris sidebar.