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If my mouse hovers above a function call, VSCode usually tells me information about the function, i.e. the arguments that should be supplied. If the function doesn’t exist, VSCode will tell me nothing, so VSCode is aware that it’s not able to identify a function definition. Can the linter highlight such functions as potential wrong code (e.g. with red wiggly lines)? Such a feature would be very helpful in refactoring code. I know such errors wouldn’t be 100% accurate since static analysis in Julia is difficult (due to metaprogramming etc.), but the information can still be valuable to the user.

I’ve found out how to enable the feature: in Julia extension setting in VSCode, set Lint:Missingrefs to all . The default was none on my computer.

P.S. thanks for letting me know that it works on your computer, otherwise I wouldn’t have tried to fix it by tweaking the settings.