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Support for the vscode "multi-root workspaces" feature #525

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stefaanv opened this issue May 16, 2023 · 1 comment
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Support for the vscode "multi-root workspaces" feature #525

stefaanv opened this issue May 16, 2023 · 1 comment

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@stefaanv
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There is a present no way to change the interface color when using the vscode "multi-root workspaces" feature

Desired solution
Some subtle indication of which root folder the current file belongs to. For instance, coloring the editor tab. I believe changing the whole color scheme might be distractive and misleading. (there may be files of different root folders open in one editor)

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This question was requested to the visual studio team in this issue but got rejected.

Additional context
I us the multi-root workspaces to edit backend, frontend and shared code in the same vscode instance because it prevents from having to Alt-Tab between editors and allows to edit files from different folders side-by-side. The lack of colorization to indicate the folder is a big downside.

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Thank you @stefaanv for creating this issue!

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