Add terminal history commands to view overflow menu #250771
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Adds "Go to Recent Directory" and "Run Recent Command" to the terminal view overflow menu to provide easier access to terminal history functionality.
Changes
TerminalHistoryCommandId.GoToRecentDirectory
to terminal view menu with folder iconTerminalHistoryCommandId.RunRecentCommand
to terminal view menu with history iconisHiddenByDefault: true
to appear in the overflow menu (... button)Implementation Details
The implementation leverages existing terminal history commands that were already available via keyboard shortcuts but not accessible through the UI menu. This provides a more discoverable way for users to access recent directory navigation and command re-execution features.
Both commands integrate with VS Code's existing terminal history infrastructure and maintain consistency with other overflow menu items in terms of structure, naming, and behavior.
Fixes #250770.
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