Detect Angular project in workspace #64
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The extension settings section describes how to use that setting in some detail (the string and object formats), and VS Code will also provide auto-completion, descriptions, and validation for it when you're actually adding the setting to your config file because Karma Test Explorer includes a detailed schema for that setting. But I do agree examples would help, so I've also added some to the docs in the just released In general, Karma Test Explorer should automatically detect your Angular workspace in scenarios where it is at the root of the VS Code workspace that's open in the IDE. In any scenario where it doesn't automatically detect it, or where you're working with either a multi-root VS Code workspace or a monorepo having the project (one or more) at some path below the root, you should be able to use the |
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The extension settings section describes how to use that setting in some detail (the string and object formats), and VS Code will also provide auto-completion, descriptions, and validation for it when you're actually adding the setting to your config file because Karma Test Explorer includes a detailed schema for that setting. But I do agree examples would help, so I've also added some to the docs in the just released
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version.In general, Karma Test Explorer should automatically detect your Angular workspace in scenarios where it is at the root of the VS Code workspace that's open in the IDE. In any scenario where it doesn't automatically detect it, or where you're working with eit…