IMO you should avoid installing editor extensions generally. It's better to try to get them merged into the editor itself.
I don't think it's good to constrain people in some way from doing that, you should just have a personal policy of avoiding extensions you're not involved in the development of.
I thought the entire point of vscode was to be an extensible "lightweight" barebones code editor, as opposed to eg jetbrains stuff; what about vim/emacs then?
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IMO you should avoid installing editor extensions generally. It's better to try to get them merged into the editor itself.
I don't think it's good to constrain people in some way from doing that, you should just have a personal policy of avoiding extensions you're not involved in the development of.
I thought the entire point of vscode was to be an extensible "lightweight" barebones code editor, as opposed to eg jetbrains stuff; what about vim/emacs then?