Remove hoogle command from vscode extension #896
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As discussed, remove this custom command since we are the HLS plugin. If such a feature is desired, https://github.com/haskell-spotlight/haskell-spotlight is probably a better fit. |
The command allows to import an identifier via hoogle. Such a feature should be contributed by HLS, not the vscode-plugin. If searching on hoogle is desired, prefer haskell-spotlight.
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I finally found this feature after it has been removed😅 |
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The command allows to import an identifier via hoogle. Such a feature should be contributed by HLS, not the vscode-plugin.
If searching on hoogle is desired, prefer haskell-spotlight.