I'm writing pretty much all of my projects using ES6.
So if I want to use Code, I need to add jsconfig.json file that contains following snippet to every project I work on:
{
"compilerOptions": {
"target": "es6"
}
}
Doing this over and over again is annoying to say the least.
I had a quick look at the code and from what I'd grasped the current defaults are hardcoded.
Can we instead have a global default jsonfig.json in user folder (e.g. next to user config) that'll override hardcoded defaults if present?
Or perhaps part of user config can allow overriding values in it (e.g. javascript.compilerOptions.target)?
I'm writing pretty much all of my projects using ES6.
So if I want to use Code, I need to add
jsconfig.jsonfile that contains following snippet to every project I work on:Doing this over and over again is annoying to say the least.
I had a quick look at the code and from what I'd grasped the current defaults are hardcoded.
Can we instead have a global default
jsonfig.jsonin user folder (e.g. next to user config) that'll override hardcoded defaults if present?Or perhaps part of user config can allow overriding values in it (e.g.
javascript.compilerOptions.target)?