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change file extension for VS Code notebooks
See original GitHub issueThe current file extension, .dotnet-interactive, is a placeholder. We should come up with something more concise.
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- Created 3 years ago
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I liked the idea of having NB for notebook in it.
Most of the suggestions so far have common files that exist with that extensions. That’s not necessarily a show stopper. But it’d be nice if there wasn’t a conflict.
It also amuses me a little that it reminds me of this: