VSCode extension - Add external terminal registration and problems command#1316
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External terminals
Enable connecting to external terminals via port number input, allowing users to work with terminals outside VS Code. This allows sending context to prompts in external terminals. I work with 2 instances of vscode open, frontend and backend. This allows me to have a single terminal open with Opencode.
Problems
I find myself copy/pasting the content of the problems window to Opencode a lot. This adds a command which sends the content to Opencode.