Thanks to Cloph, we have a great VS Code template for IDE integration [1]. But it is managed differently compared to all other IDE integrations: VS, Vim, Qt Creator, KDevelop, XCode. While all those are generated using > make <name>ide-integration that makes sure it's prepared and placed correctly for this system, VS Code integration is just a static workspace configuration, that does not automatically adjust to the environment. E.g., on Ubuntu 20.04, gdb is not at /usr/libexec/gdb, but at /usr/bin/gdb. This task is about converting VS Code workspace configuration into a proper 'vscode-ide-integration' build target, which could use the existing files to replace some keywords with system-specific values, place to the proper place, remove the "the workspace file is recreated from a template whenever configure is run" step mentioned in current wiki, and potentially do other kinds of customizations required for rich IDE experience. [1] https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Development/IDE#Visual_Studio_Code_.28VSCode.29
I think it's more an enhancement. Set to NEW
that was done with https://gerrit.libreoffice.org/c/core/+/126860 - just didn't think of putting the bugnumber into the subject line...