🧹 [Replace console.error with GlobalOutputChannel in virtualFileSystem.ts] - #464
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Replaced occurrences of `console.error` with `GlobalOutputChannel?.appendLine` for better integration and consistency with extension logging practices. Added the necessary import for `GlobalOutputChannel` from `main.ts`.
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🎯 What: Replaced the
console.errorcalls insrc/virtualFileSystem.tswithGlobalOutputChannel?.appendLine(...).💡 Why: Relying on
console.errorin production code degrades the VS Code extension user experience. Utilizing the pre-existingGlobalOutputChannelintegrates correctly with VS Code's Output panel, improving observability and maintainability.✅ Verification: Verified the logic change using
git diff src/virtualFileSystem.tsand successfully ran the test suite (bun x tsx --tsconfig tsconfig.test.json --test tests/unit/virtualFileSystem.test.ts), confirming that functionality and existing error throws remain intact.✨ Result: Improved extension logging behavior without altering existing functionality.
PR created automatically by Jules for task 1618478457965589143 started by @zknpr