Update Python.gitignore to include .vscode #4418
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As VSCode is a widely used IDE, it is better to include it here similar to PyCharm
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Would be super beneficial ! Super annoying that we cant pick two gitignores , so you have to manually add vscode ! 😡😡 Would it be possible to make it a comment at minimum - similar to PyCharm? |
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@jintolonappan Thank you! I'm a fan of the commented out approach. We can support that. 👍 |
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Closing as this is now a duplicate of #4645 |
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As VSCode is a widely used IDE, it is better to include it here similar to PyCharm
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Visual Studio Code is a widely used IDE now similar to PyCharm
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