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Toggle codelens via key bindings command #16174
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Using this as a feature request for the base VSCode. Please consider also filing a feature request for Omnisharp. |
There is a setting |
Seems somebody already might have done it: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=cmlewis89.vscode-togglecodelens Doesn't work for me though... |
Yes this should just be a built in command/shortcut. The feature is built
in so the command to do something with it should also be in the box
…On Mon, 27 Feb 2017 at 11:32 Mladen Mihajlović ***@***.***> wrote:
Seems somebody already might have done it:
https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=cmlewis89.vscode-togglecodelens
Doesn't work for me though...
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It's a good extension candidate and you can follow https://medium.com/hack-visual-studio-code/toggle-any-setting-in-vs-code-using-keyboard-shortcut-arguments-cdb5ddc56955 to get your preferred extension to archive that. |
Closing as extension candidate. Please try this extension to toggle settings: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=rebornix.toggle |
I'd like a way to toggle codelens via a keyboard shortcut.
It would be very very welcome, sometimes in files where you have a lot of referenceable material packed in a small space (c# properties for instance) it's very distracting and other times it's the only way to get to things (c# debug test for instance).
Being able to toggle codelens would be the bee's knees.
EDIT: Oh and to add to this, being able to toggle codelens is also very nice from a responsiveness perspective as omnisharp really has a tough time serving all those "x references" queries. Seeing huge cpu spikes where mono.osx is at 200% for a while before dropping to normal levels again.
Not a problem if you stay in 1 file but going from file to file you keep hitting the language server with quite some load.
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