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README should add info on extensions installed by default #139
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Hi 👋 Looks like you are looking for a way to opt out of extensions? We have an issue opened in devcontainers/features#386 which tracks this feature request. Can we close this in favor of devcontainers/features#386 ? |
Hi, I guess yes, it can be closed. But I still think that features should mention, at least in their READMEs, what extensions they are adding by default. Thanks |
I agree! Moved this enhancement request to the right repo. |
Opened #172 |
Released changes in the latest |
The Terraform feature in its title, description and README seems that it has nothing specific to a provider but it installs Azure specific vscode extensions. The extensions installed with the feature are the "Azure Terraform" and "Azure Account" extensions.
As far as I can see, it's not possible to control the installation of extensions and settings from a feature, so I'm stuck with them if I would like to use the feature to install the rest of the terraform cli tools (the installation of the individual cli tools can be controlled from the feature options).
I propose to make the terraform feature provider neutral by removing those extensions from the feature. A separate feature can be created for installing Azure specific extensions for Terraform.
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