Make a webapp ISFS folder fall back to the folder-specific settings of its namespace #1479
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Thanks for this John. I see that this only checks for redirection once. This means that once a web folder's settings.json is redirected to the namespace version, a specific one in the folder can't be created. Is that intentional? |
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Yes, that seems reasonable to me. If a user does want to create webapp-specific settings they'd only need to create a .vscode/settings.json stub file and reload/restart VS Code. |
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That sounds fine to me, just wanted to confirm that it was what you intended. I will review soon. |
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This PR implements #1263