One of the most anoying things about writing AL code in Visual Studio Code is getting warnings that you cannot fix. Simply impossible.
My “favorite” warning is this one
For almost a decade it’s been possible to sort on flowfields from code and in reports and in most cases it works fine. On larger datasets it might require a covering index for performance.
This warning is a joke…
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Tip #60 | Suppress Warnings in Visual Studio Code
One of the most anoying things about writing AL code in Visual Studio Code is getting warnings that you cannot fix. Simply impossible. My “favorite” warning is this one For almost a decade it’s been possible to sort on flowfields from code and in reports and in most cases it works fine.
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