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EXTENSIONS

For tooling support in VSCode, its recommended from Vue.js that you use the Volar takeover mode.
This basically means to enable and disable some specific extensions:

Unwanted recommendations

Use our Unwanted recommendations-extension, which will report you any unwanted extensions for the workspace, directly within VSCode. This should help you to disable the unwanted extensions.

Unfortunately, its not yet possible to automate this with VSCode (yet).

For more details, or manually disable the extensions, read the following documentation:

Volar: takeover mode

It is recommended to use the volar-takeover-mode, for best developer experience. Basically enable / disable the following vs code extensions:

Install / Enable

Disable

Please make sure you disable the following vs code extensions for this workspace only (you might need it still for other projects), if you enabled them globally

  • vscode.typescript-language-features (TypeScript and JavaScript Language Features)

    • You will find the extensions within vscode-extensions when searching for: @builtin typescript-language-features
    • Disable it for this workspace only

  • Vetur (octref.vetur) is the suggested tooling for Vue 2
    In case you developed already on Vue 2 Projects, please disable for this workspace only

  • vue.vscode-typescript-vue-plugin TypeScript Vue Plugin (if installed)