How to suppress certain warnings?

[bronger]

When editing a Go file, I see three warnings in the modeline (it says FlyC:0|3 there). The affected locations in the code are highlighted. However, the respective “error” (unkeyed fields) is made deliberately by me and I don’t want to change that. Can this specific warning be suppressed on any level (lsp-mode or gopls)?

[alexander-naumov]

Yes, sure, you can suppress specific warnings in lsp-mode and gopls to avoid seeing the "unkeyed fields" warning in your modeline. To achieve this, you can customize the lsp-diagnostic-filter variable in your Emacs configuration.

The lsp-diagnostic-filter variable allows you to customize which types of diagnostics (warnings, errors, hints, etc.) are displayed in the modeline and the buffer. By setting this variable appropriately, you can choose to hide specific diagnostics, including the "unkeyed fields" warning in your case.

[bronger]

Thank you, I will give that a try!

In the meantime, I was successful for my specific use case with

(lsp-register-custom-settings
 '(("gopls.analyses.composites" nil t)))