Using local or remote solc doesn't seem to work
See original GitHub issueAs described in the documentation, I added "solidity.compileUsingRemoteVersion"
or "solidity.compileUsingLocalVersion"
to User Settings, but when I compile a contract, it looks like the compiler is still the latest version, not the version I specified in settings.
VSCode version 1.16.0, vscode-solidity version 0.0.29
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I have the same problem. Is this fix going to be released soon? Thanks @juanfranblanco
@juanfranblanco thanks a lot!