Standalone extensions are probably better than the fork approach.
I've looked at the changes, and the main ones are the addition of Session, Deno spawn, serializer, which could have been standalone extensions to work with vscode-deno. I don't really understand why they are integrated.
vscode-deno already provides lsp, so I don't understand why it needs additional support.
Standalone extensions are probably better than the fork approach.
I've looked at the changes, and the main ones are the addition of Session, Deno spawn, serializer, which could have been standalone extensions to work with vscode-deno. I don't really understand why they are integrated.
vscode-deno already provides lsp, so I don't understand why it needs additional support.