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Refactor report tree#112

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Refactor report tree#112
vodorok merged 2 commits intoEricsson:mainfrom
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Closes #59, closes #40, supersedes and closes #107.

Refactor the report tree's code.
Display depth of report steps.
Group reports by severity levels.

Fixed my comments in #107.

csordasmarton and others added 2 commits July 6, 2022 16:05
- Refactore the report tree's code.
- Display depth of report steps.
- Group reports by severity levels.
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Looks good to me, nicely done.
I have one design idea: When clicking the View Problem of an issues' right hover context, and the REPORTS IN CURRENT FILE view is expanded, we could navigate to the clicked report in the tree. I would like some kind of a two-way binding, as there are are a lot of functionality in the treeview, but the user has to search for the report to be able to use them.


constructor(ctx: ExtensionContext) {
ctx.subscriptions.push(this._diagnosticsUpdated = new EventEmitter());

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One empty new line

@vodorok vodorok merged commit 8013ae8 into Ericsson:main Jul 29, 2022
@vodorok vodorok added this to the 1.4.0 milestone Sep 29, 2022
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Display depth of repr. steps Group reports by severity levels

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