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@isc-svelury this looks good. Can you file an issue report on vscode-objectscript re: consistency with studio in passing .pkg to extensions and mention this issue there? |
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Adding packages to source control now works as expected. Closes #71
Known bug/potential improvement:
Currently, VS Code does not pass package names with the
.pkg
extension. So to check if a package name is passed, we look for classes in the package. If there are no classes in the package, then the package will not be recognized and this solution will not work in VS Code. It will still work on Studio though.