Open gbowne1 opened 1 year ago
I think I figured out the next update to settings that should do wonders for VS Code.
I also need to add keybindings.json file for VS Code but I do not know of any good keybindings.
I also think we should provide a much generic .vs folder with better files and for Visual Studio 2019/2022. @ScottLilly @idormain
The idea being is that if a person/user is new to an IDE or editor we want to be a source for good setting for that esitor or IDEs other than theme, colors, font etc so that sll the user has to do is do a small amount of theme, font, color, etc customization.
Hiya I’ll be using Visual Studio 2022 or Rider as my IDESent from my iPhoneOn 23 Oct 2022, at 04:04, Gregory Bowne @.***> wrote: I think I figured out the next update to settings that should do wonders for VS Code. I also need to add keybindings.json file for VS Code but I do not know of any good keybindings. I also think we should provide a much generic .vs folder with better files and for Visual Studio 2019/2022. @ScottLilly @idormain The idea being is that if a person/user is new to an IDE or editor we want to be a source for good setting for that esitor or IDEs other than theme, colors, font etc so that sll the user has to do is do a small amount of theme, font, color, etc customization.
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Does Rider have its own .config folder like .vscode or .vs or .idea?
I think Visual Studio will intelligently pick up on .vscode folder if theres no .vs folder.
I also found that some browsers like Firefox will pick up files like user.json.
I would like to make it easier for us and anyone else to get set up with minimal config.
That way someome doing say NodeJS dev has a quick config they can replace the default with and get going.
Rider can use the config provided Sent from my iPhoneOn 23 Oct 2022, at 06:50, Gregory Bowne @.***> wrote: @idormain Does Rider have its own .config folder like .vscode or .vs or .idea? I think Visual Studio will intelligently pick up on .vscode folder if theres no .vs folder. I also found that some browsers like Firefox will pick up files like user.json. I would like to make it easier for us and anyone else to get set up with minimal config. That way someome doing say NodeJS dev has a quick config they can replace the default with and get going.
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Ahh. Great. I was wondering what the format was or if the config was in a particular folder.
Do you have database schema available? Or just use the Models?Sent from my iPhoneOn 23 Oct 2022, at 10:38, Gregory Bowne @.***> wrote: Ahh. Great. I was wondering what the format was or if the config was in a particular folder.
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Yes I do. Its in Dropbox, and Ive added the unconverted .zip to the App Noes discussion of the ERP. Let me know if you need more or anything else. I have the ERD too.
If this file is used as Userspace settings.json instead of Workspace, VSCode:
Has problems with C and HTML
Python Language specific settings need to be completed.
Can a jsconfig.json be in the .vscode folder? I could not find good references for jsconfig.json other that there was a reference that VSCode uses it to configure itself for Javascript.
Also the VSCode workspace file is basically boilerplate. Ive never seen any project use it let alone good settings.
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