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EditorConfig is useful and widely used IDE-agnostic configuration file that helps maintain a consisting coding style independent of the used IDE. Many IDEs like VS Code (via the EditorConfig for VS Code) extension support it. When an IDE loads a project with the
.editorconfigfile, it automatically applies the found settings, so that the DX is optimized for that project (e.g. indent size and style, EOL character, etc.).