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Support max_files in vscode settings #690

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DoloMike opened this issue Oct 11, 2023 · 2 comments
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Support max_files in vscode settings #690

DoloMike opened this issue Oct 11, 2023 · 2 comments

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@DoloMike
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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.
@aspirisen
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Any updates? That would be a useful feature

@gabrielesilinic
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@aspirisen @DoloMike you can solve this by having a global config. it seems like it's working for me.

the only downside is that I don't know how it would behave outside of *nix OSes

look at issue #197

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