How to disable lsp inline error messages?

[Jie-Fang]

In some cases, I don't need lsp inline error diagnostic messages. Too many error messages make my codes messy. I can run LspStop to stop LSP, but i prefer to configure the setting to disable error hints and remain lsp functionalities.

How can I disable these error hints?

[CharlesChiuGit]

I'm not entirely sure about your goal, but maybe the idea proposed in #666 would solve some of your issues?

[CharlesChiuGit]

Do u want to disable

1. certain error messages from certain lsp or a null-ls source?
2. all error messages from certain lsp or a null-ls source?
3. all error messages from all lsps and null-ls sources?

it needs different degrees of efforts to accomplish each goal.

[Jie-Fang]

Thanks! @CharlesChiuGit
But it's still a little bit complicated for me. I found this hint is provided by lspconfig. After searching the related issues, I fixed it by adding vim.diagnostic.config({virtual_text = false}) in the core/options.lua. See neovim/nvim-lspconfig#662 . Now the virtual texts disappear but it still has a way to hint me where may exist problems through underlining the wrong codes. So I can press <leader>ld to get specific info.
BTW, I don't know where I should add this line of code to make the nvim configuration more precisely. Correct me if there's a better place to put this line of code.

[CharlesChiuGit]

Wow, that's will disable all virtual_text, do u really sure u want that?
But if this method works for u, then it's fine.

I provided three methods, have u tried any one?

[Jie-Fang]

It seems these pyright configurations are applied for all modules. I can't find a way to take effect on a specific module.
So these settings is the same as what I have done previously. But my method doesn't disable any pyright functionalities and I can still obtain the diagnostic info by looking at if there're any underlined codes or toggle lsp document diagnostics(<leader>td) or toggle lsp document diagnostics(<leader>tw). I just remove the virtual texts which makes my code messy.

[CharlesChiuGit]

It seems these pyright configurations are applied for all modules. I can't find a way to take effect on a specific module.

it's not possible.

[CharlesChiuGit]

feel free to close this discussion if that works for u.

[ayamir]

@Jie-Fang Set it in core/settings.lua now. FYI: 8e46555