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Just out of curiosity, what are some of the tasks that you run in vscode ? I've never found a real use for them, so I want to know what other people use them f
by zython 8y ago
Just out of curiosity, what are some of the tasks that you run in vscode ?
I've never found a real use for them, so I want to know what other people use them for.
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- ziftface 8y agoI use them to convert markdown files to pdfs and open them. It can be as simple as the shell command `pandoc .md -o .pdf; open *.pdf`, and for more complicated documents, you can just write a makefile and have vscode use that.
- Apaec 8y agoTmux + vim seems better suited for this task.
- cik 8y agoI have a bunch of docker wrappers for restarting various things. I have some GNU Make targets, flake8, ansible-playbook calls that I run, some django targets. Since I structure things similarly, I'm 100% okay with the idea that a specific command is useless in a specific project (i.e no make for X). But the idea is that I can than wrap django's manage.py to collect just the commands we write, do something similar for make targets, and selected other things - so that I can just continue working and check on the task later. In my mind, almost anything other than linting, debugging, profiling, and deploying shouldn't need to interrupt my flow.