Omerlo CMS VSCode Settings
Since we've removed editor configs from the project, some developers might find their VSCode acting according to their personal preferences instead of according to the project's preference.
This gist sets you up to use VSCode on Omerlo CMS without having to pollute your personal settings nor enforcing your preferences on the project.
This new .gitignore can be either global or project-specific. Here's a few options where you can create it.
# Directly inside the `.git` folder
cd ~/Code/github.com/Omerlo-Technologies/omerlo-cms
touch .git/.gitignore
# Somewhere safe
mkdir -p ~/Code/localhost/omerlo-cms/
touch ~/Code/localhost/omerlo-cms/.gitignore
# Globally
touch ~/.gitignoreYou can use something like gitignore.io or just manually set the content you want for this file.
.vscodecd ~/Code/github.com/Omerlo-Technologies/omerlo-cms
# Directly inside the `.git` folder
git config core.excludesFile .git/.gitignore
# Somewhere safe
git config core.excludesFile ~/Code/localhost/omerlo-cms/.gitignore
# Globally
git config --global core.excludesFile ~/.gitignoreThis gist contains the necessary extensions.json and settings.json for easy onboarding with Omerlo CMS and the closest approximation for the project's standards.
cd ~/Code/github.com/Omerlo-Technologies/omerlo-cms
git clone [email protected]:0858a1ec28afad797862eb818c9dee9b.git .vscodeYou can also unlink the .vscode folder from this gist.
cd ~/Code/github.com/Omerlo-Technologies/omerlo-cms
rm -rf .vscode/.git '.vscode/Omerlo CMS VSCode Settings.md'