Ben Blank
Ben Blank
I had a chance to spend a bit more time on this today and discovered it's possible to work around the issue by putting a dummy `package.json` in the directory...
@microsoft-github-policy-service agree
It may not have been Git Graph that was prompting you. VS Code itself gives you the chance to enter your passphrase (e.g. when using the built-in Source Control sidebar),...
Ah! You're right, TD001 doesn't make sense that way; my mistake, I'll fix the description. No, I was indeed referring to e.g. being able to require `# TECHDEBT(author)` instead of...
> already be changed I'll have to take your word for it — I'm still working my way though figuring out the code structure. 😉
There's definitely a case to be made for safe habits. SC2086 has a corresponding optional/"strict" check, SC2248. Potentially, an optional version of this check could be useful, as well? I...
Yeah, I figured that out afterward. I was just thinking that it would be nice if there were a friendly error message saying that the target feature field shouldn't be...
I'm sure this needs a more thorough look from someone familiar with the parser, but a quick check suggests that this behavior is the result of a conflict between how...
It's a shame it isn't directly addressable right now; hopefully, Mozilla will add support for that API as it gets closer to stable. In the meantime, I'll try page-specific zoom...
> The main thing is that there are no conflicts with the client project code when installing the plugin. Oh, right. :facepalm: I'm not sure how the plugin packaging works,...