This is more of an annoyance, but if I edit a program, click "upload", and the compile fails, the reset signal is sent and the last successfully uploaded version begins execution. This can be really annoying if you don't notice there were errors in the compile, perhaps because the serial monitor is open and VSCode automatically switches to the monitor pane and you waste time wondering why your code changes had no effect.

Is there any way to tell VSCode/Arduino add-in not to send the reset signal if the compile fails? Alternatively, not switch to the monitor pane in the event of a failed compile.

This is more of an annoyance, but if I edit a program with the serial monitor open, click "upload", and the compile fails, the IDE switches to the serial monitor pane, opens the serial port which triggers a reset, and the last successfully uploaded version begins execution. This can be really annoying if you don't notice there were errors in the compile because VSCode automatically switches to the monitor pane and you waste time wondering why your code changes had no effect.

Is there any way to tell VSCode/Arduino add-in not to switch to the monitor pane in the event of a failed compile?

This is more of an annoyance, but if I edit a program, click "upload", and the compile fails, the last successfully compiled version is uploaded in place of the non-existent new version. This can be really annoying if you don't notice there were errors in the compile, perhaps because the serial monitor is open and VSCode automatically switches to the monitor pane and you waste time wondering why your code changes had no effect.

Is there any way to tell VSCode/Arduino add-in not to continue with the upload if the compile fails?

This is more of an annoyance, but if I edit a program, click "upload", and the compile fails, the reset signal is sent and the last successfully uploaded version begins execution. This can be really annoying if you don't notice there were errors in the compile, perhaps because the serial monitor is open and VSCode automatically switches to the monitor pane and you waste time wondering why your code changes had no effect.

Is there any way to tell VSCode/Arduino add-in not to send the reset signal if the compile fails? Alternatively, not switch to the monitor pane in the event of a failed compile.