How to disable the biome extension for projects which don't use biome? #492
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For me, some projects use biome, so I installed the biome-vscode extension. It works well. But for other projects which don't use biome (without the biome dependency in package.json), it also throw errors. It makes me annoyed. 
So, how to disable the biome extension for projects which don't use biome? Please. |
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You can require that a config file be present with this setting. The is currently only on the prerelease version. If you are using the prerelease version, and you still can't see it, fully close out of all VSCode windows and reopen it.
Alternatively, in vscode, you can disable extensions per workspace.
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The configuration is available in the pre release version of the extension |
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Indeed, it is only available in the pre-release under vscode://settings/biome.requireConfigFile |
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@dyc3 it's showing up now. Restarting VS Code, extensions and etc... had no effect at all. I needed to do a full close and open cycle - without leaving any VS Code open :) |
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I've updated my answer to include this info. |
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It still shows up sometimes even with this setting enabled. I've noticed it when accessing settings.json CleanShot.2025-05-14.at.14.25.54.mp4 |
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You can require that a config file be present with this setting. The is currently only on the prerelease version. If you are using the prerelease version, and you still can't see it, fully close out of all VSCode windows and reopen it.
Alternatively, in vscode, you can disable extensions per workspace.