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Greetings all. First, I want to say thank you for this lovely tool. Really appreciated.
I am just a little annoyed by the global/local installation message that shows in VS Code every time I open a C# source file from outside my project (e.g. by the disassembler when following symbols) or in a project where CSharpier is not used.
I think it is better to just inform the user once after installing the CSharpier plugin that he/she can execute a command from the VS Code command menu to install locally/globally.
Thank you for your consideration.
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I've run into a similar headache with rider, and do have some code there to ignore specific directories that contain decompiled code. Do you happen to know what directory VSCode uses when decompiling code?
Either way I'll see what I can do about moving away from the installation message, or at least limiting it to just show a single time.
Greetings all. First, I want to say thank you for this lovely tool. Really appreciated.
I am just a little annoyed by the global/local installation message that shows in VS Code every time I open a C# source file from outside my project (e.g. by the disassembler when following symbols) or in a project where CSharpier is not used.
I think it is better to just inform the user once after installing the CSharpier plugin that he/she can execute a command from the VS Code command menu to install locally/globally.
Thank you for your consideration.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: