Open mateus-amarante opened 3 years ago
I was not able to override the meeting snippet. I set the markdown user snippet file with:
{ "vsnote_template_meeting": { "prefix": "vsnote_template_meeting", "scope": "markdown", "body": [ "---", "tags:", "\t- meeting", "---", "\n# $1- $CURRENT_DATE/$CURRENT_MONTH_NAME_SHORT/$CURRENT_YEAR\n", "## Agenda\n", "$2", "## Minutes\n", "$3", ], "description": "Generic meeting template", },
And set "vsnotes.templates": [ "meeting" ] in my settings.json file. When add a new note I can select the "meeting" snippet, but it applies the default version provided by the extension. When I hit Ctrl+Space I see the two snippets of the same name.
"vsnotes.templates": [ "meeting" ]
settings.json
Ctrl+Space
One suggestion would be removing it from [package.json] (https://github.com/patleeman/VSNotes/blob/654ccd54c8ef59e2ba038c7ce802f6bf61dfcf01/package.json#L248-L252) and leave it just as an example.
I was not able to override the meeting snippet. I set the markdown user snippet file with:
And set
"vsnotes.templates": [ "meeting" ]
in mysettings.json
file. When add a new note I can select the "meeting" snippet, but it applies the default version provided by the extension. When I hitCtrl+Space
I see the two snippets of the same name.One suggestion would be removing it from [package.json] (https://github.com/patleeman/VSNotes/blob/654ccd54c8ef59e2ba038c7ce802f6bf61dfcf01/package.json#L248-L252) and leave it just as an example.