vscode dotfiles for project-specific style settings#146
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i found having this in my local checkout useful, since i use Microsoft VisualStudio Code as my preferred editor, and i think any other that might contribute and also prefer this editor will find it useful too.
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.vscodedirectory is known as workspace settings and has been designed to only store project settings that are meant to be distributed with the source code. the editor has a concept of user settings and global settings that can be used to in addition to workspace settings. its not a super verbose XML based project definition with random UUIDs everywhere, its meant to be readable and hand editable, and its now considered best practice to check them in.