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This pull request updates the devcontainer.json file to remove the deno.cache path. This change ensures that the deno cache is not included in the repository, reducing the size and improving the cleanliness of the codebase.

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    • Removed the Deno cache configuration setting to enhance compatibility and performance.

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This update simplifies the development environment configuration by eliminating the specific setting for the Deno cache location in the .devcontainer.json file. This change may streamline the setup process for projects using Deno by relying on default cache handling mechanisms.

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.devcontainer/devcontainer.json Removed the "deno.cache" configuration setting.

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The removal of the "deno.cache" configuration from the .devcontainer.json file aligns with the PR's objectives to streamline the repository by avoiding the inclusion of unnecessary cached data. This change ensures that Deno will use its default cache location, which is outside of the project's workspace unless otherwise configured by the developer's environment. It's important for developers to be aware of this change and adjust their local development setups if necessary.

@kamiazya kamiazya self-assigned this Mar 9, 2024
@kamiazya kamiazya merged commit 78e45d9 into main Mar 9, 2024
@kamiazya kamiazya deleted the remove-deno-cache-config branch March 9, 2024 04:58
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