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Change User instead of Workspace settings. #56

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Before:
using our dropdown menu to change Location configuration would change them only in workspace scope, which could cause confusion, after changing projects.

After:
dropdown menu changes global configuration.

Filip Andrzej Kaminski added 2 commits March 28, 2024 18:09
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Not a fan of this API as it makes it difficult to understand what this parameter do w/o looking at vscode documentation.

Would be better if update method was named sth like updateUserLevel which would clearly indicate that the update is happening on user level. It seems like for now we can just rename the current update method, as we only have one setting so no point in adding extra unused abstraction.

@filip131311 filip131311 merged commit d008344 into main Mar 29, 2024
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