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I've spent the latest 3-4 hours trying to find a solution for this. I don't know if it is the extension or VSCode I'm not understanding, or both. Given a tree like this I'm trying to have different settings for my two subdirectories. But I cannot get this to work: say we have this in the first settings.json and this in the second one I'm simply using enabled/disabled to try to understand this. The above doesn't seem to work. Despite reloading the editor, ltex is enabled throughout the workspace. What is the proper way to set this up? |
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Setting up a multi-root workspace in VS Code made me realise I misunderstood both concepts. It provided me with the hint that I cannot use |
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Setting up a multi-root workspace in VS Code made me realise I misunderstood both concepts. It provided me with the hint that I cannot use
"ltex.enabled": true/falsethe way I was doing. Talk about choosing the wrong parameter to learn something. Changing that to"ltex.language":and entering two different languages solved the issue. Now I have one setup for DEC and one for AUG.