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This might a bit awkward setup, but I have single git repo with multiple directories per 'project'. Lix's scope and haxe_libraries are in the root directory. But I open the individual project directories in VSCode.
Lix has no trouble with this, CLI works as expected. But VSHaxe doesn't realize it's a Lix project.
Would it be reasonable to do what Lix does (findNearest), or should it be a configuration option (for specifying .haxerc location), or a no-fix and my project setup is just too awkward? :D
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This might a bit awkward setup, but I have single git repo with multiple directories per 'project'. Lix's scope and
haxe_libraries
are in the root directory. But I open the individual project directories in VSCode.Lix has no trouble with this, CLI works as expected. But VSHaxe doesn't realize it's a Lix project.
Would it be reasonable to do what Lix does (
findNearest
), or should it be a configuration option (for specifying.haxerc
location), or a no-fix and my project setup is just too awkward? :DThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: