Whitelist comments in all JSON files #129206
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July 23, 2021 02:08
Currently many files contain comments but are being matched as JSON incorrectly. To fix this, let's associate `*.json` with JSONC and fix the false positive error highlights.
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@SNDST00M which tools make use of the |
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Yes, GitHub will register all .json files as JSON with Comments. |
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I am cleaning my forks and my pulls list, is there any blocker to this one? |
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Let's give it a try... |
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I discovered that this glob only affects top-level files. |
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This PR fixes false positives for error highlights in files, for example:
https://github.com/microsoft/vscode/blob/2fb5525/extensions/theme-defaults/themes/dark_plus.json#L13
Currently many files contain comments but are being matched as JSON incorrectly.
To fix this, we associate
*.jsonwith JSONC and fix the false positive error highlights.