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VS Code init and "jello setting" opportunity

Trailstrider

It would be nice to be able to use VS Code's extension to do the init and make it possible to fix problems before firming up what to ignore for future hold-the-line checking.

May 28, 2022

David Apirian

Thanks for the request, perhaps some kind of visual sample mode where after init you can sample some results in your repo and iterate on tuning ignores and linter settings that way? Currently you can only do that with

trunk check --sample

on the command line

Trailstrider

David Apirian: sample isnt the same. I want to be able to work through them as I see fit. Perhaps a VS Code tray, separate from the problems window, that can toggle H-T-L behavior on and off... unless you can figure out how to do that in the Problems window.