First, thank you for this extension! I'm now trying VSCode for the kernel dev, and this extension seems to help to set up stuff! (I'm using a docker image to build the kernel in a separate dir and start the VM, but I should be able to use it thanks to a local*.sh script :) )
In some cases, it might be useful to use symbolic links for the local*.sh files, e.g. to use one from another repository where the file can be tracked and even shared.
Switching from -type to -xtype will do the trick: -xtype checks the type of the file that -type does not check.
FlorentRevest
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4 months ago
First, thank you for this extension! I'm now trying VSCode for the kernel dev, and this extension seems to help to set up stuff! (I'm using a docker image to build the kernel in a separate dir and start the VM, but I should be able to use it thanks to a
local*.shscript :) )In some cases, it might be useful to use symbolic links for the
local*.shfiles, e.g. to use one from another repository where the file can be tracked and even shared.Switching from
-typeto-xtypewill do the trick:-xtypechecks the type of the file that-typedoes not check.