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Currently, the Multi Root Workspace API doesn't seem to be supported by the extension.
If a workspace contains several root folders, VS Code allows configuring specific settings for each of them: this is called a Multi Root Workspace setup. However, autoDocstring is unable to recognize this structure, only allowing for settings to be at workspace or higher levels. When configuring an autoDocstring setting at workspace folder level, it becomes grayed out indicating that "This setting cannot be applied in this workspace. It will be applied when you open the containing workspace folder directly.", just as explained in the documentation if the feature is not supported.
Describe the bug
Currently, the Multi Root Workspace API doesn't seem to be supported by the extension.
If a workspace contains several root folders, VS Code allows configuring specific settings for each of them: this is called a Multi Root Workspace setup. However, autoDocstring is unable to recognize this structure, only allowing for settings to be at workspace or higher levels. When configuring an autoDocstring setting at workspace folder level, it becomes grayed out indicating that "This setting cannot be applied in this workspace. It will be applied when you open the containing workspace folder directly.", just as explained in the documentation if the feature is not supported.
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Expected Result:
autoDocstring generates docstring following the specific workspace folder settings.
Actual Result:
autoDocstring dismisses workspace folder settings and directly takes higher level settings (user, workspace).
Additional context
Microsoft provides a guideline on how to adapt VS Code extensions to support the Multi Root Workspace API.
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