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Can't delete row from setting
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terminal autoin settings - Try removing the only row on that table by clicking the
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cc @Tyriar
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- Created 2 years ago
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Just a note if it helps or matters somehow: Manually setting
"terminal.integrated.autoReplies": {}does not disable the feature, I restarted VS Code completely to verify that the setting took and it still sends Y.If
{}is possible, how do we display default object values to the user? Object setting values work by doing something likefinalObjSettingValue = {...defaultValue, ...userValue, ...workspaceValue}. If the user deletes key1, they might think they have unset key1, but they haven’t. The Settings editor doesn’t support that yet. Also see https://github.com/microsoft/vscode/issues/142820