The script analysis widget is a useful tool to see what is giving warnings in your code.
Unfortunately, some warnings can get pretty massive, especially if you have large classes, or nested types that expand in the warnings, leading to abominations like this:
I have been refactoring my codebase, which predictably yields many warnings. I use the script analysis window to gradually reduce the number of warnings (100+ in this case). Understandably, having these large warnings taking up the entire screen space isn’t.
Sure, I can just go through the warnings one by one, but some warnings are unfixable due to type solver bugs (the warning in the screenshot is a type solver bug!). These are basically permanent, and I would love a way to shorten these warnings so I can get to the fixable ones.
If the warnings can be truncated to one or two lines, developers would be able to identify what I need to fix quicker than having to search past hundreds of lines and visual clutter just to get past a few warnings.