Closed StevenMaude closed 5 months ago
Alternatively, I think both of these could be silenced by changing the vs code settings file in the research template?
Alternatively, I think both of these could be silenced by changing the vs code settings file in the research template?
That's a nice idea. And there is a "do not disturb" mode that acts a more global toggle. But I can't find anything in the settings.json
to configure "do not disturb" as default, unfortunately.
Setting a git.autofetch
option might silence that related notification though.
By removing unnecessary notifications in Codespaces, we can make it simpler for a user to follow a Codespaces setup — because there are fewer potential distractions and decisions to make — and it reduces the amount of explanation we need in our documentation
Tasks
During #4, we noticed a couple of distracting VSCode notifications that appear in the process of completing the Getting Started guide:
git fetch
"?The relevant OpenSAFELY documentation (#6) should also be reviewed to see if we can remove text alluding to notifications that we remove. This is most likely the Getting Started guide (#30).
We should aim to minimise any other notifications like this if we spot them.