I write deno stuff quite rarely, so I usually just remove the deno plugin entirely and reinstall when i want to work on deno projects again.
I guess, one could make a plugin which disables the deno extension if there's a node_modules or a package.json/package-lock.json in the workspace, or may be there's even a better way to tackle this issue in an ad-hoc way until a proper solution comes around.
I write deno stuff quite rarely, so I usually just remove the deno plugin entirely and reinstall when i want to work on deno projects again.
I guess, one could make a plugin which disables the deno extension if there's a node_modules or a package.json/package-lock.json in the workspace, or may be there's even a better way to tackle this issue in an ad-hoc way until a proper solution comes around.
Yeah, I am hoping it will get fixed. I only installed the deno plugin to have a play so will probably just remove it.