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versix

v1.1.3

Published

Patches Epic’s Verse VS Code extension (epicgames.verse) to drop digest/vproject diagnostic noise and silence false positives with #v@ignore attributes.

Downloads

65

Readme

versix

Patches Epic’s Verse VS Code extension (epicgames.verse) to drop digest/vproject diagnostic noise and silence false positives with #v@ignore attributes.

Install (typical)

npx versix install

Auto-finds Fortnite’s VSCode/Verse.vsix (or pass your own with --vsix), patches it, and installs into VS Code. Reload the window (or fully quit and reopen) afterward.

Re-run the same command after Epic updates Verse or you upgrade versix.

| Flag | Purpose | | ----------------- | ---------------------------------------- | | -y | Skip prompts and install immediately | | --editor cursor | Install into Cursor instead of VS Code | | --vsix <path> | Use a specific VSIX instead of auto-find |

What the patch does

Injects diagnostics middleware into the language client (not the LSP binary). Also stops UEFN’s VerseWorkflow auto-updater from reinstalling stock Verse.vsix over a Versix -patched build (added in Epic 0.0.56878558 / Fortnite 41.30).

Digest / vproject noise

Drops diagnostics for *.digest.verse / *.vproject:

Problems panel before and after versix

#v@ignore

Honors #v@… attributes in your .verse files (plain substring or /regex/flags):

#v@ignore before and after

| Attribute | Scope | | --------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------- | | #v@ignore | Next line or trailing same-line — all diagnostics | | #v@ignore_deprecated | Same — deprecation only | | #v@ignore_file | Whole file — all | | #v@ignore_deprecated_file | Whole file — deprecation only |