hi, I actually think it's a good thing to represent breadcrumbs file/folders structure with given icons, but it is built that way to not show the folder icons in, so i actually resolved this breadcrumbs folder icon issue in my own vscode builld to have a nice file path view.
Hi, I'm trying to make break lines on props like style={} onPress={} , like your code is on 0:38 how can I manipulate that on prettier? thank you tried a bunch of things nothing worked
in my vscode the file or folder does not desapear. Why?
3 месяца назад
There could be settings in your .vscode folder overwriting your user settings. You could also have an extension messing with that. Run 'code --disable-extensions' to start VS Code without extensions to check that out.
It used to work, but now happens nothing, does it still work for you?
4 месяца назад
Yes it does. Maybe you have an extension interfering with that? Also make sure you're testing it on a place where you are sure a suggestion should appear.
Where to enable that, you did not cover that where is the settings.json file
4 месяца назад
Here it is: Shift+Cmd/Ctrl+P to open the command palette. Write "user settings" and choose the option that includes "(JSON)". This will open this file, but it will be (mostly) empty. I added all the settings to my settings.json file so I could explore them all and make these videos.
You can use a low "editor.mouseWheelScrollSensitivity" something like 0.5 and place "editor.fastScrollSensitivity" to something like 5 or 8 like a big number, this way normal scroll will be slow and holding alt will make it X (whatever you set it) times faster. Giving you a way to alternate between slow and fast scrolling.
@@Yesterday_i_ate_rat I have used Source Code Pro which is free and is 88 percent like MonoLisa (excluding the gothics like monolisa). Another free font is Maple Mono. Also if you like Fira Code then there is Commit Mono.
4 месяца назад
Hey John! Between the 3, I prefer MonoLisa, seems the easiest to read 👌
As a Visual Studio (not code) user I have also been struggling with this "little" issue for years now. Visual Studio has a "Solution" concept that does the job. And What about "Profiles" we need to fit that into the picture. Would love if you can do an update video. keep up the great work your doing for the community! Cheers Mate.
4 месяца назад
Thanks mate! Frankly, I've just given up trying to use codespaces at all. I just keep independent VS Code windows opened, one for each repo.
This is now deprecated: This setting is deprecated. Use extensions.ignoreRecommendations setting to control recommendation notifications. Use Extensions view's visibility actions to hide Recommended view by default.
@ They improved it since by having the diff open in a single panel by default when more than one group is displayed, with diff sections appearing one beneath the other, instead of side by side in two split panels
4 месяца назад
@@ImpostorModanica Ah that's great! Thanks for the heads up!
i cant find these settings with prettier width where do i find it? its not in my settings.json
4 месяца назад
Hey there 👋 These settings are not there by default, you'd have to install the Prettier extension: marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=esbenp.prettier-vscode You can copy+paste these settings or press Ctrl+Space to activate autocompletion to see which ones you'd have.
Hey Christian, these settings aren't needed anymore. If you need a proxy, after you have configured your system with your proxy settings, start VS Code with --proxy-server=<scheme>=<uri>[:<port>][;...] | <uri>[:<port>] | "direct://" You can insert that into the VS Code link itself. Checkout the documentation on that: code.visualstudio.com/docs/setup/network
