search: remove unused config settings #82019
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`searchRipgrep.enable` and `search.runInExtensionHost` are no longer used. A code search for `searchRipgrep` and `runInExtensionHost` shows no matches. While they were originally used to determine if searches should be run with ripgrep, they were later replaced with `search.useRipgrep`. That setting itself is now deprecated and does the same thing as `search.usePCRE2` (so it actually doesn't disable ripgrep), but at least it does something. So delete these settings that are beyond deprecation - they do nothing.
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Thanks. I think |
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Yeah I might bring it back later but don't have any reason to do that now so I'll merge this, thanks. |
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searchRipgrep.enableandsearch.runInExtensionHostare no longerused. A code search for
searchRipgrepandrunInExtensionHostshowsno matches.
While they were originally used to determine if searches should be run
with ripgrep, they were later replaced with
search.useRipgrep. Thatsetting itself is now deprecated and does the same thing as
search.usePCRE2(so it actually doesn't disable ripgrep), but at leastit does something.
So delete these settings that are beyond deprecation - they do nothing.
cc @roblourens