🤔 VSCode settings.json | vs code settings.json

0:00 🤔 How to open settings.json in VSCode?
0:10 Hit Ctrl + , (comma)
0:20 Type settings.json in search settings box
0:30 Click on the link “edit in settings.json file” under one of the options
0:40 How to change font size in vscode
0:50 Saving settings with Ctrl + S (immediately applied to your editor)
1:08 Press Ctrl + P if you’ve previously opened settings.json to open it again
1:23 Where is settings.json on a Mac (macos) , Linux and Windows 10 OS?
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Note: settings.json is not launch.json which is used to start debugging in Visual Studio Code. This video is getting a lot of traffic for “launching” settings.json file. I’ll make a separate tutorial about launch.json (it’s a completely different thing!)

How to find settings.json file in VSCode?
VSCode settings.json not working or not applying?

In this tutorial we will locate visual studio code settings.json file in your VS Code editor. Open settings by pressing Ctrl + , (coma) and start typing “settings.json” into search box. This will filter out some editor settings. Locate “Edit it in settings.json” link under any of the filtered settings and click on it. Boom! You just opened settings.json file in VS Code.

For future reference, now that you already opened it, you can also press Ctrl+P (which opens command pallete,) and you will find your settings.json on the list (since it’s become a recently opened file when you found and opened it the last time.)

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