MOOSE_LANGUAGE_SERVER vs --allow-unused

[lcontinuum]

Hello,

I would like to set the command line option "--allow-unused" as a default for the MOOSE executable that is used as the MOOSE_LANGUAGE_SERVER. I added in my ~/.bashrc

export MOOSE_LANGUAGE_SERVER="/path/to/my_moose_exec-opt --allow-unused "

and sourced it. But after starting vscode I get an error message

[Error - 9:40:07 AM] MOOSE Language Server client: couldn't create connection to server.
Launching server using command /path/to/my_moose_exec-opt --allow-unused  failed. Error: spawn /path/to/my_moose_exec-opt --allow-unused  ENOENT

in the OUTPUT console. Without the additional option " --allow-unused" the environment variable MOOSE_LANGUAGE_SERVER works.

Background: While working on an input file I often have some unused variables and they show up as "PROBLEMS" is vscode. Somehow, I would like to suppress these "warnings". Maybe there could be an additional option in the MOOSE Language Support extension?

Any help appreciated

[dschwen]

That's because we so not any shell expansions on that env variable (one could inject all kinds of nasty things that way). I can add a config option to pass in that parameter though.

[lcontinuum]

An additional config option would be great.
Thank you!