- VSCode Version:
Version 1.10.2
- OS Version:
macOS 10.12.2
This is a feature request from Sublime Text. I have a fairly well nested project and anytime I go to save a new file, it always defaults to project root (which makes sense). However, if I'm trying to save project/assets/templates/category/file.html and project/assets/static/styles/category/file.scss it can get really tedious to get those save locations.
In ST, when you're saving a new file, the mac saver dialog defaults to the location of the most recently open file. This is great because you can open an existing file in the directory you want, hit the new tab, and save puts it right where you want it to be.
Right now, my workaround is to use "copy path" in the side bar and touch in the integrated terminal to create the file I need, then paste in.
This would be a super useful feature for very complex file structures in projects!
Version 1.10.2macOS 10.12.2This is a feature request from Sublime Text. I have a fairly well nested project and anytime I go to save a new file, it always defaults to project root (which makes sense). However, if I'm trying to save
project/assets/templates/category/file.htmlandproject/assets/static/styles/category/file.scssit can get really tedious to get those save locations.In ST, when you're saving a new file, the mac saver dialog defaults to the location of the most recently open file. This is great because you can open an existing file in the directory you want, hit the new tab, and
saveputs it right where you want it to be.Right now, my workaround is to use "copy path" in the side bar and
touchin the integrated terminal to create the file I need, then paste in.This would be a super useful feature for very complex file structures in projects!