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 according to this with a Build Command.

OK actually I'm not just running Rubocop, but also Sorbet. 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.

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