Add VS Code workspace configuration for development and git integration#1
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Co-authored-by: JustinCodesByHand <[email protected]>
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[WIP] Push VS Code project to Git for CloudApp testing
Add VS Code workspace configuration for development and git integration
Jan 18, 2026
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Sets up VS Code workspace configuration to standardize development environment and enable git integration testing.
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.gitignore.vscode/workspace settings while excluding personal configurations.vscode/configurationsettings.json: Editor defaults (format on save, git auto-fetch, ESLint integration)extensions.json: Recommended extensions (Prettier, ESLint, GitLens, Tailwind, React snippets)launch.json: Debug configurations for backend (Node.js/nodemon), frontend (Chrome), and full-stacktasks.json: Automated tasks for dev servers, builds, dependency installationWorkspace files
CloudApp.code-workspace: Multi-folder workspace with root and frontend pathsGIT_PUSH_TEST.md: Documentation of VS Code setup and git workflowREADME.mdUsage
Provides immediate access to:
F5to launch backend/frontend)Ctrl+Shift+P→ Tasks) for common operationsOriginal prompt
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