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monorepo: vscode-icons has detected conflicting project icons

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I’m using yarn workspaces to work with a monorepo in which I have both a NestJS and an Angular project.

I’ve been getting this popup:

As an example, packages/angular-stuff might be Angular while packages/nest-stuff would be NestJs, but they’re both part of a main root workspace.

Is there a way to configure the extension to understand my setup?

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Created 4 years ago
Comments:8 (6 by maintainers)

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andreialecucommented, Jan 4, 2020

I see. I didn’t mean to sound pushy or anything, it’s a minor issue. However, since monorepos and nx are gaining traction, this should be kept on some sort of roadmap for the future.

Looks like an issue should be opened in the VS Code repo to enable extensions to override icons on a per directory/per file basis.

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andreialecucommented, Jan 3, 2020

Look into https://github.com/nrwl/nx which has almost 3K stars on github. It’s a new dev paradigm for monorepos and one of the main directions it recommends is having an angular and nestjs project under the same root.

Hence this should be a pretty common request going forward.

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