{
  // This is a checked-in VSCode workspace configuration file that can be used
  // instead of directly opening $SDK_DIR in VSCode.
  //
  // It's an opt-in workspace configuration that contains settings for:
  //  - vscode itself
  //  - Dart analyzer
  //  - etc.
  //
  // In terms of precedence, VSCode uses the following order in which settings
  // are applied (merged together).
  //
  //  0) default settings
  //  1) user's settings
  //  2) remote machine settings
  //  3) workspace settings  (this file)
  //  4) workspace folder settings
  //
  //
  // For details, see:
  // https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/getstarted/settings#_settings-precedence
  //
  ////////
  // VSCode Workspace Contents
  //
  // These are the workspace folders, and general VSCode workspace
  // configuration itself.
  //
  // See https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/editor/workspaces for more
  // information on this section of the file.
  //
  ////////
  // For more inspiration on what else we can do with this file, see:
  // https://fuchsia.googlesource.com/fuchsia/+/main/fuchsia.code-workspace
  //
  "folders": [
    {
      "path": "."
    }
  ],
  "extensions": {
    "recommendations": [
      // Official Dart support, provides analyzer integration.
      "Dart-Code.dart-code",
    ]
  },
  "settings": {
    "dart.analysisExcludedFolders": [
      // These "tests" folders include invalid Dart code which
      // will show as analyzer warnings/errors we don't intend to fix.
      "tests",
      "runtime/tests",
      "runtime/observatory/tests",
      "runtime/observatory_2/tests",

      // We don't control the third_party code, so don't analyze it.
      // It includes old Dart examples (e.g. protobuf) or README.dart
      // files which don't actually contain dart code and thus don't
      // analyze cleanly.
      "third_party",
      "runtime/third_party",

      // We probably can include 'lib', but it currently shows too many errors.
      // We would need to ignore import_internal_library, and other warnings
      // on a per-file basis, since the analyzer is designed to work with
      // user code not sdk code.
      "sdk/lib",

      // I would have expected the analyzer to automatically exclude these
      // since it's in .gitignore, but it doesn't seem to.
      "xcodebuild",
      "out",
    ],
  },
}