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# getting-started
m
Hey all 👋 I noticed there is an official VS Code extension for Yaml, but none for typescript; I've spent probably thousands of hours working with Pulumi TS at this point and have come up with a fair arsenal of macros, transformations, etc for it. My intent as of right now is to just publish it as a 3rd party VS Code plugin. Is there any interest from the Pulumi team in setting up a collaboration project or repo for it?
l
Typescript is VSCode's primary language, it's all enabled by default.
Or do you mean a plugin for Pulumi Typescript?
m
^ This one 🙂
Mine has a number of decent warnings; when to use apply/interpolate, for example, is one that I use quite a bit
I only wrote stuff that is at least personally useful for me and VSC doesnt do with existing plugins
multi-highlight and wrap in pulumi.all, etc. Just very useful day to day stuff ...personally. Not sure if others would find it useful.
l
Good stuff, sounds useful. Have you seen #contribute?
m
I have not! Didn't get added to that by default. Lemme peep it ;D
l
If you want to share the code and host it in a Pulumi-adjacent repository, the place to look is #pulumiverse
Assuming that you like the look of https://github.com/pulumiverse
m
Checking it out now!
It mentions to make an issue - is this something I'd open a repo for and link to in essence?
l
Is this in Pulumiverse? No, you'd make an issue to get your repo added to the docs, or maybe to have a repo added to the Pulumiverse org. So I thought the place to do that would be https://github.com/pulumiverse/pulumiverse, but I don't see any issues there, so probably not? Maybe just ask in #pulumiverse. Ringo or Simen will know.,
m
Sounds good! Put it on my calendar to handle next week after work hours. Hopefully other folks find the stuff helpful. Thank you for your time
l
My pleasure! Looking forward to trying the plugin out. Plugout?
m
😂 pretty much!
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