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Working with multiple projects #50
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We are working on this feature and will announce soon. |
Great, if you need some beta testing, leave me a message here. I started to use VSCode, because I am not conmfortable with Atom and I have beta channel on. |
Any update on adding support for workspaces in VSCode (i.e. multiple folders)? Thanks! |
Just to be clear, this is to support this: https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/editor/multi-root-workspaces, correct? :) |
Yes. I can use command as a workaround, but I like that feature from Atom and finally it got into VSCode, which is much more faster than Atom... |
Waiting selectable folder task too |
Friends, we are so close to the first official 1.0.0 release of PlatformIO IDE for VSCode. The first public RC1 is here https://github.com/platformio/platformio-vscode-ide/releases/tag/v1.0.0-rc.1 Please test it. We would be thankful for any feedback! |
Great thanks, this one works pretty well (quick test). I get some issues on PlatformIO: Update platforms & packages / PlatformIO: Upgrade PlatformIO core to latest version like command doesn’t exists, but I will try to simulate it few times and create new issue. |
Ok, the issue has something to do with PIO not fully initialized. Will try it in the next days. No issue for now. |
Hello,
just a quick question. Are you supporting the new workspace feature of VSCode? I mean, I have 4 folders opened, but I want only to compile one of them. At the moment it is compiling the first one, but I want to compile e.g. 3rd one, because I want to do some memory optimization of few linked libraries.
Does it need some work from your side or is it M$’s bug? In atom it takes selected folder or active file and compiles the corresponding project.
Thanks,
Regards,
Petr Sourek
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