If you are using Visual Studio Code, what does you...
# cfml-general
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If you are using Visual Studio Code, what does your development environment look like? What extensions, are you using the Adobe extension, etc?
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I use CFML extension by Kamasamak, CFML Component Paths extension by Domenic C, Commandbox extension by Ortus, vscode-coldbox extension by Ortus, and vscode-testbox extension by Ortus.
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I'm trying the Adobe CFML extension but it needs some work so I am using the CFML by Kamasamak, CFLint and Commandbox extensions. General extensions I use are Better Comments, Code Spell Checker, CodeMetrics, and indent-rainbow. I highly recommend cloning cfdocs locally if you use the CFML extension.
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For those of you trying the Adobe VSCode extension, are you disabling the CFML and CFLint extensions by KamasamaK? Seems like they would conflict with each other.
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No adobe
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@miguel-f I have used both and they don't seem to conflict.
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not mentioned to date cflsp https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=DavidRogers.cflsp doesn't seem to bail quite as fast as cflint although it does struggle with some constructs
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Adobe CF Builder Extension, Gitlens by GitKracken, Docker Extension from MS, ESLint
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@Rodney did you assign which extension is used to process cfm and cfc files? or perhaps that is part of the install process when you installed the Adobe extension
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Yes. I had to tell VS Code to use Adobe CFML for cfml files.
@thisOldDave Good call on cflsp. I'm now just running the Adobe CFML and cflsp extensions. Now, if I could just turn off Adobe's broken linter.
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Adobe never does everything right first time
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I use cfml and cflint from kamasamak, auto close tag, better comments, highlight matching tag, path autocomplete, sftp, and gitlens
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Macromedia Homesite+ 5.5! 😜 oh wait, that’s not a VSC extension??