Default workspace settings of code editors

[kaermorchen]

Default workspace settings will help new developers to start working on Ember projects.

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[Windvis]

I think it would be better to look at something like ember-apply instead. Not everyone in a team will use VS Code and I really dislike that these kind of files are part of a project's repo.

Adding more conditional complexity to ember-cli itself increases the maintenance burden on the cli team and any updates to these files are bound to the ember-cli release cycle as well. It feels safer to keep it separate so each team can tweak and ship its own default configs if needed.

[MrChocolatine]

I think it would be better to look at something like ember-apply instead. Not everyone in a team will use VS Code and I really dislike that these kind of files are part of a project's repo.

Adding more conditional complexity to ember-cli itself increases the maintenance burden on the cli team and any updates to these files are bound to the ember-cli release cycle as well. It feels safer to keep it separate so each team can tweak and ship its own default configs if needed.

I completely agree with what @Windvis said. In my opinion this should not be part of a JS framework.

[jrjohnson]

These are great recommendations @kaermorchen, if you added them to ember-apply I'd recommend them for everyone on my team. I do tend to agree that while VSCode is super popular right now it's probably not a good idea to push this stuff into ember-cli as the most popular editor has changed at least 3x since I started working with ember 😁

[kaermorchen]

Thanks @Windvis and all for the opinions and suggestions they are good for me.

I have taken a look at ember-apply and it seems a perfect solution for this issue.