don't prompt if user explicitly set automatic tasks to off
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Pull request overview
This pull request addresses issues where users were being prompted to allow/disallow automatic tasks even after they had already explicitly set the task.allowAutomaticTasks setting to 'off' in their user settings. The fix attempts to detect when a user has explicitly configured this setting and avoid prompting them again.
Changes:
- Replaced storage-based prompt tracking with configuration inspection to detect user-set values
- Modified the logic to check if the user has explicitly set the automatic tasks setting instead of relying on workspace-scoped storage
pwang347
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Jan 29, 2026
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fixes #291424
fixes #290993