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Both the VS Code extension, CLI and possibly the server (through the UI), needs to to generate and apply fixes to validation errors. It feels like there might be other things as well which all tooling requires. This package unifies that.
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The VS Code extension, CLI and possibly @valbuild/server (through the UI), needs to be able to generate and apply fixes to validation errors. It feels like there might be other things as well which all different tools requires, so we create a package and move all common functionality from VS Code extension and CLI to this package.
Our first goal is to generate fixes in VS Code, CLI and beyond with the same code.