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1. Updated tasks.json to 2.0
2. Added tslint problem matcher
- Weird issue that problem does not disappear when resolved.
3. Adding tslint for class and function names.
- class must be in PascalCase
- funcitons must be in camelCase
4. Addressing vulnerability warning
- microsoft/vscode#49146
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1. Updated tasks.json to 2.0
2. Added tslint problem matcher
- Weird issue that problem does not disappear when resolved.
3. Adding tslint for class and function names.
- class must be in PascalCase
- funcitons must be in camelCase
4. Addressing vulnerability warning
- microsoft/vscode#49146
1. Updated tasks.json to 2.0
2. Added tslint problem matcher
- Weird issue that problem does not disappear when resolved.
3. Adding tslint for class and function names.
- class must be in PascalCase
- funcitons must be in camelCase
4. Addressing vulnerability warning
- microsoft/vscode#49146
Github shows a vulnerability warning against VS Code extensions that have checked in the package-lock.json.
This is a false positive since the module in question is a development dependency and the module is not published with the extension.
See also microsoft/vscode-extension-vscode#106.
We should still eliminate the warning:
package.json
in thedevDependencies
section, change the dependency of the vscode module to"vscode": "^1.1.17"
.npm install
Here are some extension that show this warning that should be fixed:
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