This directory includes global workspace settings for local development of the RedwoodJS Framework.

See:

• VS Code Doc: User and Workspace Settings
• What is a VS Code Workspace?

It is possible to create your own "local" settings, overriding the global, via a .code-workspace file. See:

• Workspace Settings
• Local settings overrides

*.code-workspace files are included in .gitignore

For example, if you want a bright pink status background (and who doesn't?), create this file in the root of your project mySettings.code-workspace:

// mySettings.code-workspace

"workbench.colorCustomizations": {
     "statusBar.background": "#ff007f",
   },

WARNING: If you create a custom file that is ignored by git, then anytime you run git clean -fxd the file will be permanently deleted.

You can avoid this by using the option -e, e.g. git clean -fxd -e mySettings.code-workspace.