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Adds way to skip header file provider #565
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Cool! Could you also update README to add this option to the doc: https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode-arduino#options |
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With the VsCode C++ extension 0.17, it now automatically handles #include providers when properly set up. This shouldn't be completely removed from this extension as there are still some use cases, but this adds a way to disable the arduino extensions provider if the user wants to.
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I updated the README, and rebased on the newest master. |
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Great! Thanks! |
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With the VsCode C++ extension 0.17, it now automatically handles #include providers when properly set up.
This shouldn't be completely removed from this extension as there are still some use cases, but this adds a way to disable the arduino extensions provider if the user wants to.