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Use "install" instead of "cache" everywhere. For example - change terminology from "Uncached or missing jsr dependency" to "Uninstalled". Or in the quickfix, instead of "Cache jsr:@std/fs/walk and its dependencies" say "Install jsr:@std/fs/walk and its dependencies"
Uncached deps red squiggly should probably be a yellow squiggly. Red is too aggressive.
Uncached deps red squiggly should probably be a yellow squiggly. Red is too aggressive.
It should be a red squiggly - it's the error for when you are importing something that does not exist. import "./doesnotexist.ts" should not be a yellow squiggly either.
It should be a red squiggly - it's the error for when you are importing something that does not exist. import "./doesnotexist.ts" should not be a yellow squiggly either.
With auto-install common in deno, I don't think this matches the user's experience. jsr:@std/fs/walk does exist, unlike ./doesnotexist.ts. The analogy doesn't hold.
Version: Deno 1.45.5
No quickfix for installing npm dependencies
No auto-complete for
node:fs/pro
Use "install" instead of "cache" everywhere. For example - change terminology from "Uncached or missing jsr dependency" to "Uninstalled". Or in the quickfix, instead of "Cache jsr:@std/fs/walk and its dependencies" say "Install jsr:@std/fs/walk and its dependencies"
Uncached deps red squiggly should probably be a yellow squiggly. Red is too aggressive.
also #24951
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