replace 'VS Code extension' in CONTRIBUTING.md#414
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joeyfigaro wants to merge 1 commit intoaidenybai:mainfrom
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replace 'VS Code extension' in CONTRIBUTING.md#414joeyfigaro wants to merge 1 commit intoaidenybai:mainfrom
joeyfigaro wants to merge 1 commit intoaidenybai:mainfrom
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Not sure if there were plans for a VS Code extension at one point or if this package began as an extension for VS Code. Thanks so much for your work on this @aidenybai–it allowed us to release substantial performance wins before a big product revamp.
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@joeyfigaro is attempting to deploy a commit to the Million Team on Vercel. A member of the Team first needs to authorize it. |
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Not sure if there were plans for a VS Code extension at one point or if this package began as an extension for VS Code. Thanks so much for your work on this @aidenybai–it allowed us to release substantial performance wins before a big product revamp.