Ignore vscode cache directory #4546
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👋 Hello @N3VERS4YDIE, I don't think we want to ignore this folder. We have too many examples of teams that commit this folder intentionally in order to share things like launch configurations. That folder is not meant to hold user configuration, but instead workspace configuration. |
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Closing as we can see value in committing the |
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Reasons for making this change:
VSCode is widely used with Unity, but it generates a
.vscode/folder containing user-specific settings (e.g., extensions, debug configurations). Including this in version control can cause unnecessary conflicts and bloat. Ignoring it keeps the repository clean and avoids sharing editor preferences.