Please provide a way to easily show the compiler error(s) for the current line. _(if it's not already existing and I missed it)_
If I navigate to a red `underscored` line, I'd like to easily see which error(s) is/are being reported for that line. I don't like to manually scroll trough the compiler tab to find the error matching my line. And I also don't like to walk trough the errors on order via the _Next Error_ command.
For example the compiler tab could scroll to the first error for this line. I guess this would be pretty easy to implement and it would already be a big help.
Background:
I'm using [Rubocop](https://github.com/rubocop/rubocop) according to [this](https://wiki.geany.org/howtos/rubocop) with a _Build Command_.
OK actually I'm not just running Rubocop, but also [Sorbet](https://sorbet.org/). So I wrote a little Bash script which runs `ruby -wc`, Rubocop and Sorbet successively. And I adjusted the _Build Command_ to run my Bash script instead of Rubocop. That works quite well in general. But the order of errors is messed up, because it's first all the `ruby -wc` errors, than the Rubocop errors and finally the Sorbet errors.