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My project (ProjectMain) uses git submodules to reference another repository's deno project (ProjectA). ProjectA has its
own deno.json. I added ProjectA to the workspace of ProjectMain.
The deno.json of ProjectMain
{
"workspace": ["core", "project_a"]
}
If I run deno, I get some warnings, such as Warning "nodeModulesDir" field can only be specified in the workspace root deno.json file.. However, I cannot modify
the deno.json of the sub-modules. I hope deno can automatically ignore it. Or provide some option to ignore it.
Another issue is that if I don't clone the submodules (sometimes submodules are not necessary), I won't be able to run
Deno in the workspace directory, and the Deno language server in VSCode won't start either.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
My project (ProjectMain) uses git submodules to reference another repository's deno project (ProjectA). ProjectA has its
own deno.json. I added ProjectA to the workspace of ProjectMain.
The
deno.json
of ProjectMainIf I run deno, I get some warnings, such as
Warning "nodeModulesDir" field can only be specified in the workspace root deno.json file.
. However, I cannot modifythe deno.json of the sub-modules. I hope deno can automatically ignore it. Or provide some option to ignore it.
Another issue is that if I don't clone the submodules (sometimes submodules are not necessary), I won't be able to run
Deno in the workspace directory, and the Deno language server in VSCode won't start either.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: