Add Command to Go To / Create project configuration for an active js or ts file#20362
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We may want to use a message instead of a quickpick here. Let me know your thoughts either way |
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I think we should inform the user about why the command didn't run if no TS file is open. Simply doing nothing could be surprising. Other than that the change looks fine for me. |
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…or ts file Part of microsoft#20356 Adds a new command that opens the jsconfig or tsconfig project configuration file for the currently active file. If one does not exist, displays a quick pick that allows users to learn more and create a config file at the root of their project
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Part of #20356
Adds a new command that opens the
jsconfigortsconfigproject configuration file for the currently active javascript or typescript file. If the file is not part of a project, displays a quick pick that allows users to learn more and create a config file at the root of their project