This PR removes the default .code-workspace file, renaming it. The .gitignore file has also been updated to ignore .code-workspace files.
A starter file called ursys-code-workspace-config is provided for those who want to make use of its features (regex highlighting patterns for fabiospampinato.vscode-highlight, whitespace options, integrated terminal profiles and environment checking)
BACKGROUND
In previous versions of URSYS-enabled repositories, the .code-workspace file was included because it contained necessary settings specific to enabling extension options that I like, such as fully-rendering whitespace and adding regex hilighting.
This version of URSYS, however, is intended as a framework that hosts apps inside its main directory. Because of this, having a single .code-workspace project file is undesirable. We would instead like to have multiple ones customized to the framework itself, with the nested apps (each their own repository) having their own.
This PR removes the default
.code-workspacefile, renaming it. The.gitignorefile has also been updated to ignore.code-workspacefiles.A starter file called
ursys-code-workspace-configis provided for those who want to make use of its features (regex highlighting patterns for fabiospampinato.vscode-highlight, whitespace options, integrated terminal profiles and environment checking)BACKGROUND
In previous versions of URSYS-enabled repositories, the
.code-workspacefile was included because it contained necessary settings specific to enabling extension options that I like, such as fully-rendering whitespace and adding regex hilighting.This version of URSYS, however, is intended as a framework that hosts apps inside its main directory. Because of this, having a single
.code-workspaceproject file is undesirable. We would instead like to have multiple ones customized to the framework itself, with the nested apps (each their own repository) having their own.