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Disable extension by default, and only enable it for specific projects?

Open laurent22 opened this issue 1 year ago • 1 comments

Is it possible to disable the extension by default, and only enable it for specific projects? The blue lines on most files I open are distracting and almost never useful. I only need CSpell to be enabled for projects that support the tool. Any idea if that can be done?

laurent22 avatar May 16 '24 10:05 laurent22

@laurent22,

There is a configuration setting, cSpell.enabled:

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If you turn it off at the User level and then back on in the Workspaces (projects), the it should work as you expect.

Jason3S avatar May 16 '24 12:05 Jason3S

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