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Adds tasks.json to easily use VSCode with TypeScript sources #3156
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// ${fileBasename}: the current opened file's basename | ||
// ${fileDirname}: the current opened file's dirname | ||
// ${fileExtname}: the current opened file's extension | ||
// ${cwd}: the current working directory of the spawned process |
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Is it only VSCode that uses this tasks.json
? I know that VSCode permits comments in json, but does anything else consume this?
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I think it is only VSCode that uses this.
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Can we make this use 4 spaces to be consistent with the rest of our |
Adds tasks.json to easily use VSCode with TypeScript sources
In Visual Studio Code 0.8.0, .settings is renamed to .vscode; adds .vscode ignores to .gitignore with an override for tasks.json per microsoft#3156.
In Visual Studio Code 0.8.0, .settings is renamed to .vscode; adds .vscode ignores to .gitignore with an override for tasks.json per microsoft#3156, and removes vscode override for .settings
In Visual Studio Code 0.8.0, .settings is renamed to .vscode; adds .vscode ignores to .gitignore with an override for tasks.json per microsoft#3156, and removes vscode override for .settings
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