Fix running the VSCode extension #181
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I'm not sure how my setup was different but I was unable to get the extension to run locally without adding a binary. This mirrors what Svelte does so I'm assuming it's the way it's supposed to be loaded.
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drwpow
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May 7, 2021
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| Then in the __Debug__ panel select __Launch Extension__ from the dropdown and click the run button. | ||
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If we want to keep this in the project, maybe we can link it locally (./docs)? Just not sure how long these last
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I'm not sure how my setup was different but I was unable to get the extension to run locally without adding a binary. This mirrors what Svelte does so I'm assuming it's the way it's supposed to be loaded.
Testing
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Docs
Added a Contributing.md file to the vscode extension explaining how to get development running.