Make VSCode settings local, keep out of repository - #10
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each developer, if using VSCode may want to have their own settings. Therefore, the config file should be in .gitignore and not committed to the repository.
supersedes theodi#8
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each developer, if using VSCode may want to have their own settings. Therefore, the config file should be in .gitignore and not committed to the repository.
By the way, is there a reason to keep
nl.jsonin.gitignore? I can see there is already a Dutch translation present.PS: I intend to submit a Portuguese translation when I get some time to do it.
Fixes #8, #9