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Writing a script to check which process is locking a file on Windows?
I want to write a TypeScript script which lets me check which process is locking a file on Windows.
I would like to run it using Deno.
I checked through the packages of the standard library to see what might be relevant, and the
fs
package stood out, but it doesn't provide any functions that may be relevant.
So how would you go about implementing such a script to run with Deno?1 replies
Good scripts/tools to automate conversion of Node.js based projects to Deno?
I'm wondering if there are commendations for tools like this?
(I found something like this, but it seems to be kind of unmaintained: https://deno.land/x/nodedeno@v0.2.12)
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VS Code Extension API development with Deno as a runtime?
I'm dipping my toes into VS Code extension development.
I only have Deno on my machine (for sanity), so the default template created by
yo
doesn't work out of the box.
But I'd like to use it as a template to get going, and I'm wondering if I can have some help as I walk through this?
Actually, is what I'm thinking of doing even possible/sensical?15 replies
VS Code, Hello World -- F5 shows nothing in console?
I have a simple hello world program:
When I hit F5 though, I don't see any output in the debug console, unless I set
"outputCapture: "std"
in my launch.json
but this seems to be counter to the behaviour I would expect? I would expect the debug console to show the output, since it is the debug console?2 replies