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Matches the framework repo's, so the same read-and-build commands run without a prompt in either checkout. Adds the npm toolchain, since compiling and packaging this extension goes through npm rather than pwsh alone, and drops build.cmd — there isn't one here. Everything listed either reads state or runs the build. Publishing still prompts: PublishVsix goes through dotnet, but nothing here grants a marketplace token, which the CLIs read from the environment. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Mirrors the framework repo's
.claude/settings.json, so the same commands run without a prompt in either checkout.Changes
.claude/settings.json— allowlist fordotnet,./build.sh,./build.ps1,pwsh,npm,npx,node,git,gh.Notes
Two deliberate differences from the framework's copy: the npm toolchain is added, because compiling and packaging this extension goes through npm rather than pwsh; and
build.cmdis dropped, since this repo doesn't have one.Every entry either reads state or runs the build. Nothing here grants a marketplace token —
vsce/ovsxread those from the environment — so a publish still can't happen unattended.