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Disable Biome in nested workspace folders - #238
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The Biome VS Code extension starts a session per workspace folder and warns when folders nest. The root folder's session already covers nested ones, so the on-create script writes a gitignored .vscode/settings.json disabling Biome in each nested folder listed in a .code-workspace file that includes the root.
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Review comments at @.devcontainer/on-create-command-boilerplate.sh:
- Line 23: Update the folder check in the settings-writing condition to resolve
each workspace folder and confirm it is inside the repository root before
writing settings; keep the existing exclusions and settings-file check intact.
- Line 22: Update the workspace-folder iteration around `for folder in $folders`
to parse the workspace file as structured data and preserve each path as a
single value, without shell word splitting or glob expansion. Keep settings
changes scoped to the actual workspace folders.
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Read the extracted paths line by line instead of word-splitting them, so a path containing spaces is neither split into fragments nor glob-expanded.
The root folder's Biome session does not cover a sibling or absolute path, so writing biome.enabled false there would leave that folder without Biome.
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Why is this change necessary?
The Biome VS Code extension starts a session per workspace folder and warns when folders nest. Multi-root
.code-workspacefiles that include the repo root (.) alongside subfolders trigger that warning.How does this change address the issue?
The on-create script reads the
pathentries from each*.code-workspacefile. When the root folder is among them, it writes{ "biome.enabled": false }to.vscode/settings.jsonin every other listed folder that exists and doesn't already have that file. The root folder's Biome session already covers the nested folders.What side effects does this change have?
The script leaves existing
.vscode/settings.jsonfiles alone, so a nested folder that already has one still shows the warning. The written files are gitignored and only affect the local devcontainer.Test plan
Manual: rebuilt the devcontainer and confirmed the Biome nested-folder warning toast no longer appears.
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