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I now get a red dot with the app checker icon just for having these two types of "errors" only in one app i am working on.
The app is small but if someday in my main app I would have to assign a tab stop number to each control I would be busy the better part of a month.
Is this type of error new? They seem like warnings.
Can I turn of the fact these errors trigger the red dot next to the stethoscope icon?
The key to this is to keep up with incorporating accessibility into your app as you develop it, so you don't end up with hundreds of issues at the end.
They are warnings, correct, and they won't break your app. They are there are accessibility reasons.
A missing tab stop means that when a user is navigating your app with a keyboard, that particular control will not be highlighted as the user tabs through the selectable items. A missing accessible label means that the control will not be read out by a screen reader.
As for how you can fix the problems in bulk? You could unpack your solution to its raw files and use VS Code to do a find and replace: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-platform/alm/solution-packager-tool
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