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Merge Settings

Merge Settings

Marc Rijken

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Merge settings from several sources into your workspace settings
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Launch VS Code Quick Open (Ctrl+P), paste the following command, and press enter.
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Merge Settings README

"merge-settings" let you read settings from one or more sources and merge these settings with the your workspace / folder settings.

Features

Merge Settings will be executed when you execute the command Merge Settings via the command palette.

It will read settings from the next sources:

  • workspace folders if mergeSettings.useWorkspaceFolders is set to true (default). If you are in a workspace, all folders of the workspace are iterated (in the order as specified in the workspace file) over. Every workspace folder is checked for a file .vscode/settings.default.json. The file needs to be a VSCode settings.json compliant file. (or a different name specifed in mergeSettings.workspaceFolderSettingsFile). All
  • a list of files as mergeSettings.sourceSettingsFiles. A file can be a localfile or an URL to settings.json compliant file.

The read settings will, be merged into the workspace settings. That will be the settings object of the .workspace (when you are in a multiroot workspace) or .vscode/settings.json in the current folder otherwise.

Extension Settings

This extension contributes the following settings:

  • mergeSettings.useWorkspaceFolders: Check the workspacefolders (defaults to true)
  • mergeSettings.workspaceFolderSettingsFile: The file in the workspacefolders which contain the settings to merge (defaults to .vscode/default.settings.json).
  • mergeSettings.sourceSettingsFiles: A list of files with the settings to merge.

Release Notes

0.1.3

Fix merge issue in code-workspace file

0.1.2

Fix writing workspace file

0.1.1

Fix command ref

0.1.0

Initial release

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