Add .vscode/ to .gitignore#8952
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To the best of my knowledge, none of the machinery in the git repo would produce a .vscode/ directory as a temporary artifact, so why should we configure git to ignore it? That seems unfounded. If your local tooling produces such a directory, you might want to consider ignoring that directory in a global git config file, somewhere in your home directory. |
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It's just a matter of convenience for those people who use VScode, either locally or by creating a codespace through GitHub. |
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And we entertain such pull requests for all other tools out there, with their respective local files, too? |
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Agreed with Jens, this is something to be solved elsewhere. |
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