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Eric Majerus
Eric Majerus

Reputation: 1228

Determine what inspection an error belongs to IntelliJ

Using IntelliJ 2016.3

I am trying to find out where this inspection is so I can disable it. When I click the light bulb to disable, there is no option. I've verified that the inspection is incorrect at the Node.js documentation.

Invalid number of arguments, expected 0..1

I've searched through the preferences with no success. What would be really nice is an answer on how to find inspections based on the error text they provide.

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Upvotes: 0

Views: 125

Answers (2)

Martin
Martin

Reputation: 558

That specific inspection OP is referencing to is found in
Settings -> Editor -> Inspections -> JavaScript -> General -> Signature Mismatch.
Where it also can be disabled or it's severity can be edited.

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Upvotes: 0

Supun Wijerathne
Supun Wijerathne

Reputation: 12938

Unfortunately there's no such a direct automated method for that task. The best thing you can do to find out the problem is

  • Go to Settings -> Editor -> Inspections. You can find some pop-up window like below

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  • Based on the list of inspectios you have enabled for the current profile, you should find out what inspection/sub-inspection makes that warning. And based on the kind of warning you are getting, it would not be a hard task. For example in your case it should be because of some JavaScript/JQuery plugin. You would be able to find out based on your own list. :))

And specifically for your issue, I found this. And because you find this as a false positive, generally it can be because of your plugins are outdated or version conflicts between the libraries you are using. Hope this helps you to solve the problem. :))

Upvotes: 2

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