Turn off linting by default in VS Code for Python #449
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Linting is on by default if you specify the paths to any linters, so the previous settings would turn on **all** linters. Also drop linters that don't see much use.
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@samruddhikhandale I updated the PR to only remove settings related to the under-utilized tool support in the Python extension for VS Code and to turn linting off by default so users can choose which linter they want. |
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Linting is on by default if you specify the paths to any linters, so the previous settings would turn on all linters.
Also drop linters that don't see much use.