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Requesting to support max_files in vscode settings as well. I think this would be beneficial because:
some large projects do not use solargraph by default and thus do not have a .solargraph.yml (i.e., most contributors use an editor like Rubymine).
they don't want to add a .solargraph.yml to the project file OR add .solargraph.yml to the .gitignore
vscode settings are a common method of managing dev tool extensions configurability, as opposed to having a specific .config file for each extension
Some reactions to this answer indicate there is some agreement this should also be manageable from vscode settings (instead of only .solargraph.yml #54 (comment)
Open question pertaining to max_files but would be applicable to any setting that is supported in both places:
If max_files has a value in both the project's .solargraph.yml as well as the vscode settings, which should take precedence? My assumption is that .solargraph.yml should always be given preference.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Requesting to support
max_files
in vscode settings as well. I think this would be beneficial because:.solargraph.yml
(i.e., most contributors use an editor like Rubymine)..solargraph.yml
to the project file OR add.solargraph.yml
to the.gitignore
Some reactions to this answer indicate there is some agreement this should also be manageable from vscode settings (instead of only
.solargraph.yml
#54 (comment)
Open question pertaining to
max_files
but would be applicable to any setting that is supported in both places:max_files
has a value in both the project's.solargraph.yml
as well as the vscode settings, which should take precedence? My assumption is that.solargraph.yml
should always be given preference.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: