Open Madhubalan-p opened 5 days ago
Hi @Madhubalan-p, Would you mind sharing the version of Zowe Explorer that you are using? In v3, Zowe Explorer switched from using on-disk storage for programs to a virtual file system. This could have affected how Zowe Explorer assigns file extensions to files opened in the tree views.
Hi @benjamin-t-santos , I am using the new version of zowe explorer-v3.0.2.
Hi @Madhubalan-p,
As I expected, the Zowe v3 filesystem is the source of these issues. The new file system has a different path structure for data sets and members. Before, the member name was inserted into the file path in parentheses (ex: MYUSER.JCLS(MEMBER)
), but now members are added as a new path segment (ex: MYUSER.JCLS/MEMBER
). You will need to adjust your file.associations
to support the new format.
Here is a glob pattern you can try in your file.associations
to account for the new v3 path format:
"**/*JCLS*{,/*}": "jcl"
- matches to any data set or member containing "JCLS"
"**/*JCL*{,/*}": "jcl"
Let me know if that works for you.
We would like to improve the user experience and avoid situations like this in the future by making Zowe Explorer language agnostic and giving extenders control over how files are associated. Please consider upvoting this issue: https://github.com/zowe/zowe-explorer-vscode/issues/3131
thanks @benjamin-t-santos . your suggestion works fine. would be great if the documentation of ibm z open editor is updated also.
Marking it as an enhancement for our docs.
IBM Z open editor not recognizing file associations and zopeneditor.datasets.jclDatasets
Development environment used
java -version
and paste the details here): openjdk version "21.0.3" 2024-04-16 LTS IBM Semeru Runtime Open Edition 21.0.3.0 (build 21.0.3+9-LTS)Problem Description
After updating to new version of IBM z open editor-v5.0.0, if I open a member from a dataset called myuser.JCLS from zowe explorer, ibm z open editor is not interpreting it as jcl even though i have declared the files.associations in vscode user settings file (".JCL": "jcl",".JCLS": "jcl",). it is instead interpreting it is as a normal text file. tried both files.associations and "zopeneditor.datasets.jclDatasets". none of them is working.
Detailed steps for reproducing the problem:
IBM z open editor is not interpreting a member from a dataset as jcl even though the file associations and zopeneditor.datasets.jclDatasets have been updated as per dataset name.
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IBM z open editor is not interpreting a member from a dataset as jcl after defining file associations and zopeneditor.datasets.jclDatasets as per dataset name.
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