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I'm taking a Computer Science class where the assignment boilerplate code is a Java framework where most of the classes (or their superclasses) extend Serializable. What ends up happening then is VSCode complains to me that
The serializable class [insert class name here] does not declare a static final serialVersionUID field of type long"
for nearly all the starting code. I know in other IDEs such as IntelliJ and Eclipse, this specific warning can be suppressed for all Java projects. What would be the equivalent operation in VSCode? I have the Language Support for Java package installed.
The following are reasons why I cannot declare a serialVersionUID or use @SuppressWarnings:
This would force me to modify code which I am not allowed to modify. The prof only wants students to implement certain areas of the framework.
I would need to make these changes to about 30 classes which is less than ideal.
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To disable TypeScript warnings in VS Code, we can set a few options in our VS Code settings to disable them. { //... "typescript. validate. enable": false, "javascript.
First option: just use // @ts-ignore If it is only place where the error occure just add on previouse line // @ts-ignore . This will disable error only in that place. If further down in the code such error will be found it will be shown as error in problem tab.
Currently Java Support for VSCode reads a file called .settings/org.eclipse.jdt.core.prefs as part of its Eclipse project support. That's a folder called .settings in the root folder of the project, then a file called org.eclipse.jdt.core.prefs in that folder.
In this file, we can suppress the serialVersionUID warning by adding the following line:
org.eclipse.jdt.core.compiler.problem.missingSerialVersion=ignore
Now just restart VS Code, and those warnings will no longer show up.
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