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Sort imports on save in VS Code, and sort existing files
I kept getting file changes whenever I saved a file because my vscode setup tries to organize imports on save. This PR sets organizeImports
to false
in the shared vs code settings file. Setting it to false means fewer file changes now, but my preference would be to set it to true
so we get coherent imports over time.
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@mellson with the current shape of this PR - the PR's title should be adjusted to reflect the current set of changes
🧹 Closing as stale - this is a nice-to-have but would need to be redone