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Feature request: Allow new values #33

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dslijepcevic opened this issue Oct 29, 2021 · 2 comments
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Feature request: Allow new values #33

dslijepcevic opened this issue Oct 29, 2021 · 2 comments
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@dslijepcevic
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dslijepcevic commented Oct 29, 2021

Now that we have basic variable dependency resolution implemented in the extension itself, I think it would be really nice to support an equivalent of the promptString variable type. That way we would be able to create arbitrary multi-step inputs. It could be a mode where we display just the regular prompt, or, say, with allowFreeInput: true or allowNewValues: true the list could behave like autosugest. There is a trick how to do it at the moment with QuickPick.

What do you think? If there is an interest and it can be merged quickly (because we might need it in production soon), I apply to implement it, as well as maybe the default values feature.

Thanks,
Dusan

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As long as you don’t break anything existing, you can go ahead and implement it. If everything is okay I can merge it quickly

@augustocdias augustocdias added enhancement New feature or request help wanted Extra attention is needed labels Oct 29, 2021
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I'm looking for an implementation doing exactly what @dslijepcevic describes. Would this be hard to implement?

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