I could not find this setting by searching for "markdown styles" in the Settings page.
I am wondering if I lost the VS Code built-in markdown extension. Please see the image below, which shows what my search should've returned.
When I tried to add this setting to the settings.json file (another way to set the markdown style), "Unknown Configuration Setting" showed up as I hovered on it.
Unknown Configuration Setting:
I have tried resetting the settings.json file, reinstalled any relevant markdown extensions and even reinstalled VS Code, but it is still not working.
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I just installed VS Code 1.60.0-insider.
At first I thought it was a bug, but now there are type/arguments hinds/labels in the editor:
(predicate:, callbackfn:, etc.)
How is this called and how to disable it? I searched online but couldn't find any information.
Note: they only appear in TypeScript files.
try use this instruction inside of settings.json, this working well for me.
"editor.inlayHints.enabled": false
Currently got an annoying issue with VS and saving ts files.
every time I save a ts file I get a little popup in the bottom right telling me its "applying code action organize Imports".
I've tried uninstalled VSCode, removing all extensions, deleting the code folder in Roaming. As far as I can tell all my user settings are blank and it should be back to a clean install of VSCode. I've tried looking in the settings for something similar, even adding this to my settings.
{
"editor.codeActionsOnSave": {
"source.organizeImports": false
}
}
However, I'm still getting the same message on save and its restructuring the imports.
I've got vs code installed on another 2 machines and don't get the same issue.
Any ideas?
Turns out the folder I was opening had its own custom .vscode folder with its own settings.json which had the organizeImports setting enabled. So no matter what I did to my local settings file this one was always overriding it and nothing was showing up within VS directly.
I had forgotten to select a Python interpreter in vscode. Once I did this, the pop up on bottom right telling saying its "applying code action organize Imports" stopped appearing. This solved it for me.
I just install the latest version of the VS Code on my Win 10 x64, before that I install Python as well, but nothing else.
When I open the VS Code, it seems my Settings.json is empty (just my theme and zoom level are there).
I opened the Settings.json from settings with clicking on the icon that you can see in the bellow image (noted with a red circle in the top right side) or with searching the JSON keyword in the setting (result is the same)
But in this file I just have two lines of code which you can see in the below image:
But I think it has to bee a big file with lots of settings and so on, even I check this file in this path: %APPDATA%\Code\User\settings.json and it was empty and just have this two lines of code.
I install the python extension, Dracula theme and so on in my VS Code.
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Can you help in these questions:
Do you know what is the problem?
How I can restore the default value of the setting? (in case they are missed)
I want to change the color of the comments in the python language because in this theme it is not easy for me to read them in files, I found I can change it from the Settings.json but mine is empty,
settings.json only contains those settings which override the default behaviors.
In order to restore the default settings (from .json) you have to delete the line. (You can also do it from the GUI)
I think the setting "workbench.colorCustomizations" is what you are searching for; try to Google it.
When I have a dirty file in VS Code, I do not get the bullet in the file tab nor do I get the highlight bar above the tab. I turned on Highlight Modified Tabs in the settings with no effect. I also tried changing themes in case it was a color issue. I don't have any extensions that would interfere with these settings.
Has anyone experienced this? Do I need to completely uninstall VS Code?
I had the same issue and just solved it with this answer:
That was a hint. I realized what was the problem. Kind of weird. I had
modified the settings.json file manually, setting auto save to off,
but I realized that under the File menu at the top, Auto Save was
marked as active. My files were not auto saving, but VS detected as if
it were active. Unchecking Auto Save in the File menu did the trick.
https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode/issues/23950
I clicked File > [unchecked] Auto Save
This fixed it for me.
Let's say I have this code in .jsx file:
Now if I type, for example, BrowserRouter and hit Tab I got this state which is still ok:
But now when I hit Enter, I have this state:
How do I make it work like in .html files that pressing Enter adds two new lines and makes auto indentation? Like that:
I have VS Code v1.20.1 and my preferences which could be related to this issue are as follows:
"emmet.triggerExpansionOnTab": true,
"emmet.includeLanguages": {
"javascript": "javascriptreact"
}
I've searched through Github issues of VS Code and seems like it was fixed about half a year ago and should work now, but for some reason it's not. Also I've run VS Code with --disable-extensions flag for this so it's not an extension problem.
I've also found that it seems not to work for top-level tag only. For anything inside it the indentation works like in .html files. Strange.
Thank you.