Call shellscript files just "Shell Script"#36889
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dancek wants to merge 1 commit intomicrosoft:masterfrom
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Call shellscript files just "Shell Script"#36889dancek wants to merge 1 commit intomicrosoft:masterfrom
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Currently VSCode displays filetype "Shell Script (Bash)" for all shell script files, including ones that are quite obviously not Bash or even Bash-compatible. Change the UI text to just "Shell Script" to be more accurate.
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@dancek Thanks! Yes, makes sense to shorten the label. |
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Sorry, I thought I had pushed this. Will do in next release. |
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@aeschli is this a good time to remind you to merge this PR? |
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Yes, sure. I made the change in the |
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Currently VSCode displays filetype "Shell Script (Bash)" for all shell script files, including ones that are quite obviously not Bash or even Bash-compatible. Change the UI text to just "Shell Script" to be more accurate.
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