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This changes our .gitignore to consider .vscode as well as adding in an initial tasks.json file for consideration. Still fairly new to Visual Studio Code but been using this tasks.json file locally for a bit now and have found it fairly productive
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Sorry. Saw this after. I'm fine if we want to change it to this form.
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This changes our .gitignore to consider .vscode as well as adding in an
initial tasks.json file for consideration. Still fairly new to Visual
Studio Code but been using this tasks.json file locally for a bit now
and have found it fairly productive