When using a workspace extension with an invalid name, such as “defaultproject”, certain issues may arise. The name “defaultproject” is not a valid name for a workspace extension, as it contains prohibited characters or does not follow the naming conventions.
An example of this issue can be seen when trying to install the extension using a package manager like npm. Let’s assume you are running the following command:
npm install defaultproject
This will result in an error since the name “defaultproject” is not a valid extension name, and the installation process will fail. To fix this issue, you need to choose a different name for your workspace extension.
For example, if you want to create an extension for a default project, you can use a valid name like “projectextension”. Then, you can modify your installation command as follows:
npm install projectextension
This command will successfully install the extension named “projectextension”, allowing you to use it in your workspace.
It is crucial to follow the naming conventions and avoid using reserved or prohibited characters in the name of your workspace extensions to ensure smooth installation and operation.
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