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Ability to specify set of required plugins in .workspace and .vscode files for a project #89157
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This technique looks interesting, but I haven't tried it myself. |
@gjsjohnmurray Thanks for the interest. It seems like an easy feature to implement. Benefits will be to not install for other team members plugins by list in docs. And if a list will be changed in a future, to have less communication about that with a team. |
Under the .vscode folder for a folder, you can specify common settings in the If you are using multi-root workspaces with |
Guys, you are awesome! I thought I've been adding unique value to your masterpiece project and this feature is already here! Fabulous |
As a developer in a team, I would like some common settings of VS Code that are in common for entire team - to be stored in a project folder in .workspace/.vscode file,
Teams has usually set of obligatory plugins, such as beautifiers and other commonly used ones that all developers have to install upon starting working on a project.
I would like to have a possibility to specify them in mentioned files, so VS Code would install them by itself (or with user consent (out of a warning 'This project demands those plugin to be installed: A, B, C. Press Install to install them.'))
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