chore: add .vscode/extensions.json to recommend vscode extensions for this workspace - #245
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- Add 'charliermarsh.ruff' to the list of recommended vscode extensions
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Summary of Changes
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This pull request enhances the developer experience for VS Code users by configuring workspace-specific extension recommendations. The primary goal is to ensure that all contributors are prompted to install essential tools like the ruff linter, thereby standardizing development environments and maintaining code quality effortlessly.
Highlights
- Developer Experience: Introduced a new
.vscode/extensions.jsonfile to provide workspace-specific VS Code extension recommendations, aiming to streamline the setup process for developers. - Tooling Recommendation: Specifically added
charliermarsh.ruffto the list of recommended extensions, which is a fast Python linter and formatter, promoting consistent code style and quality across the project.
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Code Review
The pull request adds a .vscode/extensions.json file to recommend the charliermarsh.ruff extension for the workspace. This is a good addition to help developers get started with the project quickly and ensure consistent code style. I've suggested adding a description for the extension recommendation and maintaining an alphabetized list of extensions.
.vscode/extensions.json to recommend vscode extensions for this workspace.vscode/extensions.json to recommend vscode extensions for this workspace
Description
.vscode/extensions.jsonfile to recommend vscode extensions for this workspacecharliermarsh.ruffextension