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How to Disable TypeScript & ESLint Checking Red Errors Lines in Visual Studio Code Using Extension
Jun 7, 2025
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uh hello guys uh welcome to this live
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stream so in this live stream I will
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show you a very simple tutorial on how
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to disable the TypeScript errors or
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ESLint errors inside your VS code so VS
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code as you all know it's a very popular
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uh coding environment where you can
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actually code so sometimes these red
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errors comes specifically while you code
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TypeScript as you can see inside this
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TypeScript file here
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main.ts so this is actually the compiler
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errors which comes and it appears as red
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lines side by side in VS code so if you
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want to disable the all the TypeScript
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errors there is extension that you can
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install as you can see uh this
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TypeScript is showing me this error that
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this uh type number is not assignable to
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type string these kind of errors which
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comes right here and it appears like red
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lines if you want to disable all these
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errors for some reason you can actually
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install a extension so right here simply
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go to the extensions tab and here you
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will simply need to type for this
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extension which is just type in the
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search bar which is
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disable TS
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errors so this is a fairly new extension
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so this is actually the icon of the
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extension developed by this person Zado
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and it basically serves the purpose of
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having complete control over your
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TypeScript errors inside VS code so it's
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installed by 605 people so simply click
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the install button and after that you
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install this extension you just need to
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go to your user settings file and just
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set this property to true and there's a
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shortcut here which you can go into the
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user setting which
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is user setting file so this will you
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can even go to preferences and then open
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user settings file shortcut is control
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shiftp and then open this
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file and I already added this so you
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just need to add this by default it will
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set to
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false so if you basically uh install
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this extension the errors will not go
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away we need to go to this file and
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just search for this property in double
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quotes just write disable TS errors and
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disable error all errors this is a
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property and just change this property
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to true so as soon as you change this
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property to true you will see all your
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errors will go away in all the
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TypeScript files it also serves the
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purpose of ESLint errors as well if you
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are getting ESLint errors inside your
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TypeScript project if for some reason
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you want to disable all these errors you
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can use this extension just click the
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install button and then go to your
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settings file here and just set this
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property here disable TS errors disable
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all errors to true as soon as you make
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this setting instantly all your errors
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will go away again if I want to revert
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back you can just set this to false and
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again the errors will come right back
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you can see that so I found this
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extension to be very useful because
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while recording the tutorial it becomes
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very much messy and it also does doesn't
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look good while you see these errors
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appearing so this is a fairly good
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extension that you can install and then
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set this to true and then all your
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TypeScript errors will go away
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so this is the tutorial here and thank
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you very much for watching this video
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and also check out my website guys which
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is freemediatools.com
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uh which contains unlimited number of
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tools regarding audio video and image
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and I will be seeing you in the next
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live stream
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