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Mark Allison
Visual Studio Code Extensions and Settings
I primarily work in Visual Studio 2017 and Visual Studio Code, using VS2017 for SSDT work, and VS Code for pretty much everything else. VS code is highly configurable, and as it’s a rainy Sunday, I thought I’d share my settings with you in case you are interested. A few colleagues at work have asked me what extensions and settings I have so, here they are as of Feb 2018.
Extensions
In a console session within vs code, you can do this to list them:
PS C:\> code --list-extensions codezombiech.gitignore DotJoshJohnson.xml eamodio.gitlens gerane.Theme-Blackboard mohsen1.prettify-json ms-mssql.mssql ms-vscode.PowerShell ms-vsts.team PeterJausovec.vscode-docker secanis.jenkinsfile-support yzhang.markdown-all-in-one
These are:
- Blackboard Theme
- Docker
- Git Lens
- gitignore
- Jenkinsfile Support
- Markdown All In One
- mssql
- PowerShell
- Prettify JSON
- Visual Studio Team Services
- XML Tools
Settings
Settings I like are:
Here’s a quick video on how to set it all up:
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