Update '.vscode/settings.json' to identify snippet files as 'JSON with Comments' #2065
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…h Comments' This change is motivated by the need for better source documentation (e.g. which snippet prefixes are for ISE compatibility), and is justified by the fact that VS Code itself identifies snippet files as 'JSON with Comments'.
TylerLeonhardt
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PR Summary
Updates the folder VS Code settings (i.e. .vscode/settings.json) to add
This addition causes the developer's VS Code editor to associate snippets files with the "JSON with Comments" language, rather than "JSON".
This addition is motivated by the need for better source documentation of snippets (e.g. whether a particular prefix should be preserved for ISE compatibility). Obversely, this addition is justified by the fact that VS Code associates (known) snippet files with the "JSON with Comments" language anyway.
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