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How to clean up temporary files when opening a VS Code workspace? #14989
I use Quarto in VS Code on Windows. Is there a built-in Quarto setting, CLI command, or VS Code integration that cleans up stale Quarto temporary files when I open a folder as a workspace?
If Quarto doesn’t provide this, what approach would you recommend?
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I'm converting this to a Discussion.
I also suggest you update your post with information such as your environment, the version of Quarto CLI, the "quarto" VSCode extension, etc. as suggested in the discussion template.
This will help us help you.
Meanwhile, these dot folders can simply be deleted by you.
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mcanouil commentedon Oct 4, 2026
@leanhdung1994 Please read the guidelines. Issues are for bug reports.
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I'm converting this to a Discussion.
I also suggest you update your post with information such as your environment, the version of Quarto CLI, the "quarto" VSCode extension, etc. as suggested in the discussion template.
This will help us help you.
Meanwhile, these dot folders can simply be deleted by you.