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We'd like to be able to use the editorconfig module in the C/C++ Extension for VS Code. However, it's inclusion currently results in the following issue for some of our users: microsoft/vscode-cpptools#12529
The issue would appear to be related to inclusion of wasm, which is pulled in by one-ini, which is used by editorconfig. The issue is fully resolved if we omit the editorconfig module from our project.
However, it's trickly to replicate the behavior, particularly glob matching against section patterns. Would it be possible to avoid the dependency on one-ini and wasm? Or, alternatively, could someone point me to (TypeScript) code I might use to match section patterns? (The tricky part seems to be the numeric ranges).
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We had a whole discussion about one-ini and the wasm therein and made an explicit decision to go that way. Let's see if we can fix one-ini's WASM, which is likely broken in several ways since I'm not at all a WASM or Rust expert.
I've opened an issue there, and will follow up here with releases as we try to find this.
I'm working on a patch to this project with @one-ini/wasm v0.1.2. It's going to take a while because there are a bunch of new tests that fail in editorconfig-core-test.
We'd like to be able to use the editorconfig module in the C/C++ Extension for VS Code. However, it's inclusion currently results in the following issue for some of our users: microsoft/vscode-cpptools#12529
The issue would appear to be related to inclusion of wasm, which is pulled in by one-ini, which is used by editorconfig. The issue is fully resolved if we omit the editorconfig module from our project.
However, it's trickly to replicate the behavior, particularly glob matching against section patterns. Would it be possible to avoid the dependency on one-ini and wasm? Or, alternatively, could someone point me to (TypeScript) code I might use to match section patterns? (The tricky part seems to be the numeric ranges).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: