Visual Studio Code’s user Settings are relevant

CTRL to open Settings, or from the command prompt, type Open Settings:

workspace setting:

located under the .vscode folder in your root folder.

The.vscode folder contains the extensions. Json file, which contains the Visual Studio Code extensions recommended by the project team. Examples:

{
  "recommendations": [
    // Angular Language Service
    "Angular.ng-template".// Debugger for Chrome
    "msjsdiag.debugger-for-chrome".// Prettier - Code formatter
    "esbenp.prettier-vscode".// The ng lint command uses TSLint under the hood.
    "ms-vscode.vscode-typescript-tslint-plugin"]}Copy the code

When you launch Visual Studio Code, you will receive a recommendation to install the plug-in:

Click Install All:

Successful installation:

Recommended settings are stored in recommended-settings.json file. Developers that do wish to follow these settings will have to opt-in by creating settings.json in .vscode folder and copying the whole content over.

If you already have settings.json, then you need to manually merge settings from recommended-settings.json. This is not an automated process, so you should check occasionally for an updated version of recommended-settings.json.

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