Hi, I just want to share some nice improvements. Since we don't and must not do anything with the generated templ go code files, I think it's better to hide it in the explorer and search (with command ctrl + p) in Visual Studio Code with this particular settings:
{
"files.exclude": {
"**/*_templ.go": true
},
"search.exclude": {
"**/*_templ.go": true
}
}
We can put this into per project settings inside .vscode/settings.json and it we will have a much better experience when working with templ and not just randomly open the generated code without noticing haha)) Nice works though and hopefully you considering this!
Hi, I just want to share some nice improvements. Since we don't and must not do anything with the generated templ go code files, I think it's better to hide it in the explorer and search (with command ctrl + p) in Visual Studio Code with this particular settings:
{ "files.exclude": { "**/*_templ.go": true }, "search.exclude": { "**/*_templ.go": true } }We can put this into per project settings inside
.vscode/settings.jsonand it we will have a much better experience when working with templ and not just randomly open the generated code without noticing haha)) Nice works though and hopefully you considering this!