Closed Sneezry closed 5 years ago
It is already possible to add a new schema in VS Code preferences. See image.
Open preferences and search for allowed schemas
. Add new item: devto
.
You will need to restart VS Code for it to take effect.
Wow, I have confirmed that works! Thanks.
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Currently, Code Spell Checker only supports
file
anduntitled
scheme:https://github.com/streetsidesoftware/vscode-spell-checker/blob/384637e696e7667ef3c58098572521c4c9a82e08/packages/client/src/util/uriHelper.ts#L4
This design makes sense in most scenario.
Recently, I made an extension for DEV Community (https://dev.to/sneezry/write-posts-in-dev-community-using-visual-studio-code-2l4o), which uses custom scheme (
devto:
). I noticed some users suggest this extension (Code Spell Checker) to use together, however, I found this extension cannot work together with my extension.Could you please add custom scheme support? Thanks very much.