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"enableLocalNodeCompiler" unknown configuration setting
See original GitHub issueHey @juanfranblanco, perhaps you deprecated enableLocalNodeCompiler by mistake? VSCode warns me that this is an unknown configuration setting now.
This is with vscode@1.54.3 and vscode-solidity@0.0.110.
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Thanks, on my way to the readme 😃, as I have just literally added now the download of the compiler, and other command settings. You can configure the node module, even if simple, you can do this:
As you may have another node_module package, which has a version of solc. (like optismism/solc)
Eventually this might need to be a path, but then might aswell configure the local path in the project…
Updated the readme!