История изменений
Исправление IRASoldier, (текущая версия) :
_The enableTelemetry command line flag you see being used for TypeScript does not mean any telemetry is being uploaded, it only makes the TypeScript server that powers VS Code’s JS/TS IntelliSense send telemetry data back to the main VS Code process. Depending on your settings, VS Code then itself may then upload this telemetry data.
Whether or not any telemetry is upload by VS Code or its built-in extensions is controlled by the normal VS Code telemetry settings. Again though, the TypeScript server will alway runs with –enableTelemetry regardless of any user settings because the flag is independent of telemetry being uploaded.
You can check this by building VS Code from source. Network monitors will show no telemetry is being sent from your build, but the –enableTelemetry flag will still be used_
Исправление IRASoldier, :
_The enableTelemetry command line flag you see being used for TypeScript does not mean any telemetry is being uploaded, it only makes the TypeScript server that powers VS Code’s JS/TS IntelliSense send telemetry data back to the main VS Code process. Depending on your settings, VS Code then itself may then upload this telemetry data.
Whether or not any telemetry is upload by VS Code or its built-in extensions is controlled by the normal VS Code telemetry settings. Again though, the TypeScript server will alway runs with –enableTelemetry regardless of any user settings because the flag is independent of telemetry being uploaded.
You can check this by building VS Code from source. Network monitors will show no telemetry is being sent from your build, but the –enableTelemetry flag will still be used_
Исходная версия IRASoldier, :
_The enableTelemetry command line flag you see being used for TypeScript does not mean any telemetry is being uploaded, it only makes the TypeScript server that powers VS Code’s JS/TS IntelliSense send telemetry data back to the main VS Code process. Depending on your settings, VS Code then itself may then upload this telemetry data.
Whether or not any telemetry is upload by VS Code or its built-in extensions is controlled by the normal VS Code telemetry settings. Again though, the TypeScript server will alway runs with –enableTelemetry regardless of any user settings because the flag is independent of telemetry being uploaded.
You can check this by building VS Code from source. Network monitors will show no telemetry is being sent from your build, but the –enableTelemetry flag will still be used_