vscode/settings

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deno.enable workspace setting

Controls if the Deno Language Server is enabled. When enabled, the extension will disable the built-in VS Code JavaScript and TypeScript language services, and will use the Deno language server instead. Type: boolean, default: false.

deno.enablePaths workspace setting

Controls if the Deno Language Server is enabled for only specific paths of the workspace folder. Allows partial enabling of Deno in a workspace. Type: string array, default: empty list.

deno.codeLens.test workspace setting

Controls if the test code lens is enabled. Type: boolean, default: true.

deno.codeLens.testArgs workspace setting

The list of arguments that are passed to deno test when activating a test code lens. Type: string array, default: ["--allow-all"].

deno.lint extension setting

Enables the linter diagnostics in the VS Code editor. When enabled, the editor will display lint warnings in the code. The same engine that provides diagnostics when using deno lint is used via the extension. Type: boolean.

deno.config extension setting

Specifies a configuration file path for Deno. If set, this overrides the automatic detection of deno.jsonc or deno.json in the workspace root. Type: string.

deno.path extension setting

Sets a custom path to the Deno CLI executable. The extension normally looks for the Deno CLI in the host's PATH. If the path provided is relative, it will be resolved relative to the root of the workspace. Type: string.

deno.suggest.imports.autoDiscover extension setting

Controls whether the extension automatically checks hosts/origins to see if they support registry auto-completions. By default, the extension will check hosts and prompt you to enable suggestions if supported. Type: boolean.

deno.suggest.imports.hosts extension setting

Allows enabling or disabling registry auto-completions for individual hosts/origins. This can be configured in the appropriate settings.json file. Type: object.

deno.codeLens.implementations extension setting

Provides a code lens that will list out any implementations of an item elsewhere in the code. Type: boolean, default: false (disabled by default).

deno.codeLens.references extension setting

Provides a code lens that will list out any references to an item elsewhere in the code. Type: boolean, default: false (disabled by default).

deno.codeLens.referencesAllFunctions extension setting

Provides a code lens that will list out all references to all functions in the code. All functions are excluded from the References setting. Type: boolean, default: false (disabled by default).

deno.testing.args extension setting

Sets arguments that are passed to deno test when running tests. By default, tests are executed with --allow-all. Individual arguments can be added here which would be used with the deno test subcommand. Type: string array.

editor.defaultFormatter for Deno

To use Deno's built-in formatter in VS Code, set the editor's default formatter to Deno. In the settings UI, select Deno from the Editor: Default formatter dropdown. When editing settings manually, use: "editor.defaultFormatter": "denoland.vscode-deno".

User vs workspace settings for Deno enable

You should not enable Deno in user settings, as this would enable it for every workspace by default. Instead, set deno.enable in workspace settings or on specific workspace folders.

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