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Is there a way to use this extension without it changing my rulers? #541

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stilist opened this issue Sep 22, 2023 · 1 comment
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stilist commented Sep 22, 2023

For probably 15 years I've had my editor configured with rulers at 72, 80, and 120 characters. This extension hardcodes the 120-character ruler under [ruby] editors.ruler — which would be ok, because I can edit my settings.json to remove that setting. The problem is that the extension's setting is regularly added back to my settings.json, either by the extension itself or perhaps by something like VS Code’s setting syncing.

This repeated override of my preferences is annoying, and I'd like it to stop. Is there a way I can prevent the extension from interfering?

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You can reject the recommendations or decide what you want to do for each setting when the dialogue offering them comes up.

If you need to make it show up again, you can clear the cache and the applied setting and re-trigger the dialogue:

  • CMD + SHIFT + P (to open the command palette)
  • Run Ruby extensions pack: Clear cache and recommended settings to make the extension forget about previous decisions
  • Run Ruby extensions pack: Force apply defaults to re-trigger the dialogue
  • Either reject all recommendations or decide what to do for each setting

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