obvious fix: remove .vscode from tracking per .gitignore policy - #590
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The .gitignore already specifies .vscode should be ignored, but .vscode/launch.json was previously committed. This creates an inconsistency where the policy says ignore IDE configs, but one is tracked anyway. Removing it allows contributors to use their preferred IDE configurations without conflicts. The generic launch.json provided no SDK-specific debugging value.
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Summary -
obvious fixRemoves the
.vscode/launch.jsonfile from Git tracking to align with the existing.gitignorepolicy.The
.gitignorealready specifies that.vscodeshould be ignored, butlaunch.jsonwas previously committed, creating an inconsistency where the policy says ignore IDE configs, but one is tracked anyway.Removing it allows contributors to use their preferred IDE configurations without conflicts. The generic
launch.jsonprovided no SDK-specific debugging value.Fixes # N/A
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Go Version: N/A (configuration file removal only)
OS Version: N/A (configuration file removal only)
OpenAPI Spec Version: N/A (configuration file removal only)
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