Open a file using system default application #95403
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Thank you for this PR. However we would not like this Feature in VS Code main yet. So far now will not merge this PR. In the future we might change this decision. Thanks |
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As per my previous comment I am closing this PR as out of scope and outdated |
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This PR fixes #92689
I added a context menu entry to open up a file using the system default application and bind a short cut Shift+Alt+O.
This functionality is implemented using Electron's openItem API.
I have tested this functionality on Windows opening PDF files, mp3 files and docx files.