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Support automatic detection of workspaces #334
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Hi @gandalfsaxe , I guess your comment in your previous issue would be the best solution to this. In fact, like folders that contains But, I’m not sure if I would mix or create a new panel, exclusive to Workspaces. I think mix would work just fine. What do you think? |
I'm inclined to think a mix would work fine, yes. If vscode project A and B are both in multi-workspace C, then it's fine to have them all listed and available when fuzzy-searching. How does the system currently not duplicate projects that are folders containing both contains |
That’s great 👏 . BTW, the priorization is: Favorites, VSCode, Git, Mercurial, SVN and Any. And it’s coded here: vscode-project-manager/src/extension.ts Line 334 in 834c8ae
Hope this helps |
Thanks, makes sense. |
If there are so much projects in sidbar, not easy to find. |
Hi @mhy-web Sometime ago, a “search field” has been requested (registered in #213) but the VS Code team closed the required API request, so I have to close the issue. Looking again now, the API feature has been reopened (another issue microsoft/vscode#70646) and maybe we will see it appear in the future (no ETA yet). About grouping, it’s on my radar too :-) |
Please, implement a functionality to indicate a base folders to search for .code-workspace files. |
Automatic workspace detection opening would be 🔥 (disturbs me every day that i open a project but forget to open the code-workspace and therefore vscode is running with different settings) Let me know if I can help to get this done :) |
btw @alefragnani i just donated to the project (know that's by far not enough to value your work as it deserves)! |
Supporting this would go well with my suggestion for the "new project" feature (see #474 (comment)) Then we can create, open and work with workspaces without any need to leave VSCode or to combine multiple commands. |
Hi @wottpal, First of all, thank you for your donation! Your support is very important! About your previous comment, I wonder if your scenario is a bit different from the original request. I mean, this issue is to auto detection of workspaces within some If that's the case, I wonder if VS Code itself wouldn't handle it, as think it's a great feature. I don't use Workspaces that much, but from time to time I'm opening a few of them. BTW, I didn't find anything in VS Code issues. Nevertheless, I guess this could also be added the the extension, but of course, it would work only if the folder is opened using the extension. Hope this helps |
Many thanks for the clarifications, @alefragnani! ❤️ To be honest I would love to see both features:
Let me know how we best proceed with those, I can also open a new issue in this repo and/or even help with implementation (but I've never developed vscode-extensions before unfortunately) |
Hi @wottpal , Just to let you know, I opened #617 to track your second suggestion. About your first suggestion, the extension has the Hope this helps |
Any news on this ? I would love to see workspace support |
Hey @saminton / @alefragnani, ➡️ https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=zoma.vscode-auto-open-workspace |
Takes "a bit" to open the workspace since it's not integrated into the projects, but happy to say that it worked for me - even with the |
Thanks for your feedback, @MarkCanada! Really appreciate that someone tried it out. Opened an issue about this: wottpal/vscode-auto-open-workspace#1. Happy for any help/suggestions as I do not have many ideas on how to improve it right now. |
I am not sure if I am a bit too late to the party, but I had a request. I was hoping the be able to specify a custom file which would be used to determine if a folder is a project or not. All of my current projects contain a file named ".project.nvim", which my Neovim project manager uses to determine if a folder is a project or not and acts as the project root. An example might look like the following: "projectManager.any.projectIndicatorFilename": [
".project.nvim",
".code-workspace"
], Thanks! |
With #151 now workspaces can be saved as projects, which is great. However with git, I rely entirely on automatically detected projects in nested directories of one or more a master directories. It'd be great to have the same for
.code-workspace
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