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vscode has a portable version that can be installed as a project local tool. So would vscode installed in such a way also be an exception to this approach?
by voxic11 4y ago
vscode has a portable version that can be installed as a project local tool. So would vscode installed in such a way also be an exception to this approach?
- dathinab 4y agoIt's less about if it's install-able in a project and more if it's project specific, so IDEs should if possible not be included. Furthermore if possible stand alone tooling which tend to not be very version sensitive can be nice to not include: E.g. git, npm, rustup, pip and similar are preferable system installations. Furthermore frameworks and similar tend to go through the package manager and whatever update handling you have for it. But a drop in IDE likely would not.