Basic VS Code setup
In the following, we want to make sure that we all start from a similar VS Code setup.
It is recommended to temporarily disable all of your existing VS Code extensions (don't worry, you can enable them again at any time).
In doing so, we might avoid any possible conflicts (e.g. clangd vs. Microsoft's C++ extension) and it is easier to see what each extension that we add brings to the table.
- Open the command palette (
Cmd+Shift+P) - Run the command
Extensions: Disable All Installed Extensions
After disabling the extensions, your sidebar should look something like this:
