Development with VSCode as IDE
tijko opened this issue · 4 comments
The labeling for this has me unsure but hopefully I can get some clarification. I am wanting to be respectful and mindful of your time, energy, and focus. So thank you in advance.
I recently forked the project and I use it regularly doing Dev work on company machines but also on my personal Archlinux machine.
That said, under VSCode the tests/syntax-tests/highlighted/Terraform files have literally crashed my session. Whenever I load the workspace the "Problems" tab under the terminal console gets flooded with 400+ error messages.
From what I understand this is the very nature of these tests because anecdotally I learned about DDOS'ing various terms (e.g. xterm, gnome-terminal, st) by means of various unhandled escape characters/sequences.
I was going to ask is there a way we can re-name this files and/or sanitize some of the data given the environment?
perhaps it makes sense to just get VSCode to ignore the tests/syntax-tests/highlighted folder? Looks like it can be done in using files.exclude https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/getstarted/settings
I'm a Vim/Tagbar/Nerdtree kind of Dev but recently have needed to use VSCode (for work). Thank you, and I apologize if this was a hassle.
No hassle at all, thanks for reaching out. I'm sure there are many VSCode users so having tips on how to smooth the experience working in the bat codebase should be helpful for others too 🙂
Way to be, thanks!