vscode_deno

Opening in VS Code shows a persistent warning that the lint schema is loaded from an untrusted location: Unable to load schema from 'https://raw.githubusercontent.com/denoland/deno/main/cli/schemas/lint-rules.v1.json': Location ... is untrusted. The schema is registered here from a remote URL, and its lint section resolves through relative s to sibling and files. VS Code's JSON language service ( in ) only trusts schema URLs that are explicitly registered: an exact-URL match against associations, the setting, or . A schema reached only transitively through a , even on the same host, is treated as an untrusted download and blocked. That's why the top-level loads fine but its targets do not, and the subsection silently loses schema validation. This registers those two sibling schema URLs as associations so matches them and the download is allowed. is empty because these are sub-schemas (a single rule name / tag value), not whole-file schemas, so they should never validate a file on their own; the empty array still registers the association purely for the trust check ( passes VS Code's contribution validation). Only and need this, as they are the only cross-file targets in . Closes denoland/deno#35691

Cannot exclude linting rules While I understand the concept behind this rule, and that it is a good idea to use it when developing new projects to be published to JSR, we don't really want it when trying to convert old projects on to deno. Especially ones that rely on typescript features that would go against the slow-type concept. To Reproduce Create the following file structure: src/ foo.ts deno.json mod.ts Expected behavior No warnings displayed in vscode Screenshots Versions** vscode: 1.124.2 deno: 2.9.0 extension: 3.52.0

Describe the bug Nested describes are not detected in VSCode To Reproduce 1. Create a deno workspace project 2. Create a test file and use the BDD style 3. Nest a describe within a describe 4. Note the lack of green running arrows Expected behavior I expect the nested describe and it blocks to have green arrows so I can run the tests individually. Screenshots Nested Un-nested Versions** vscode: 1.122.1 deno: 2.8.3 extension: 3.52.0