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To set whether to open source files in Visual Studio Code, select the Open source files in Visual Studio Code checkbox. The Settings > Workspace page lists your workspaces, along with configuration options. When you select the Workspace page in Settings, you have a few options. If you go to the DevTools Settings page by selecting Settings (the gear icon or Shift + ?), you can change the behavior of the experiment. For example, if you add a background: green rule to the styles of the body, the same CSS rule will automatically be added to the base.css file in the code editor of Visual Studio Code. DevTools also opens the file you've selected, scrolled to the correct line of the CSS selector.Īny changes that you make to the file in DevTools will now be synced to Visual Studio Code. In this example, we'll select the base.css link in the Styles tool.ĭevTools opens an instance of Visual Studio Code and shows all the files in the root folder. As an indicator, we show a linked icon next to the file name. This means that any file you edit in DevTools now opens in Microsoft Visual Studio Code instead of in the Sources tool. Above the toolbar, a prompt with Allow or Deny buttons asks you whether to grant permission to DevTools to access the folder.Īfter you grant permission, the folder you select is added as a Workspace in DevTools, in the Filesystem tab of the Sources tool.
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If you select the Set root folder button, the operating system prompts you to navigate to the folder and select it.Īfter you select a root folder, you need to grant DevTools full access to the folder. You can get more information by selecting the Learn more link.
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You can opt out by selecting Close ( x) or selecting the Don't show again button. When you open DevTools, you are prompted to identify your root folder.
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With this experiment enabled, suppose that in Microsoft Edge, you go to a local server (such as or ), or open a local file. Setting up editing local files in Visual Studio Codeįirst, select DevTools > Settings > Experiments > Open source files in Visual Studio Code, and then re-start DevTools. Local files will get a different treatment. You can simply use the code editor in Visual Studio Code. When you use this experiment, if you use Visual Studio Code and you use DevTools to change your CSS rules, you no longer have to use the code editor in the Sources tool of DevTools. The Open source files in Visual Studio Code experiment allows you to use Microsoft Edge DevTools, but then edit your files in Visual Studio Code instead of in the code editor of the DevTools Sources tool.