Extension is linting JS files like TS even when deno.enable is false

[denoland]

Extension is linting JS files like TS even when deno.enable is false

[David-Else]

@0916dhkim try adding "deno.enable": false to settings.json

[David-Else]

It still does not fix the problem of linting JS as if they were TS

[lucacasonato]

Default of deno.enable is false now. This should be resolved.

[buttercubz]

@dd-pardal

is a previously reported issue #60 , you can disable the extension in works space when you don't work with deno

[dd-pardal]

Yes, when the extension is disabled this does not happen, but the extension shouldn't lint JavaScript files like that, I think. Also, for some reason, now it doesn't lint anything at all. It just keeps "Initializing JS/TS language features".

[buttercubz]

which version of vscode do you have?

[dd-pardal]

@buttercubz 1.45.1

[buttercubz]

in vscode command line type typescript: restart ts server when this happen

[0916dhkim]

@buttercubz
I think being required to disable deno extension for every non-deno typescript project is too much. Is there a way to disable this plugin by default and enable only for my deno workspaces?

Today I was working on a nodejs workspace and VSCode gave me a weird import error in my ts file. I was surprised to find out that deno extension was parsing my ts code in a nodejs project.

[0916dhkim]

@David-Else Thank you. I did not know about the setting.