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Manage your workspaces and projects in Visual Studio Code
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Non-project folders #15

Closed Shatur closed 3 years ago

Shatur commented 4 years ago

Hi! Thank you for the awesome extension. I have a folder (/mnt/Files/Code) that contains only CMakeLists.txt files (CMake C++ folders). Is there a way to just display all folders from /mnt/Files/Code? I tried l13Projects.vsCode.folders and l13Projects.workspace.folders but it seems to work only for VSCode projects. There is a similar feature in vscode-project-manager.

L13 commented 4 years ago

Hi, the extension supports only auto detection for git repositories, workspace files and vscode folders. If you want to add other folders you have to use Projects: Add Project.

Which vscode-projects-manager feature do you mean?

Shatur commented 4 years ago

vscode-projects-manager allows you to specify folders in which all subfolders will be displayed as projects. In vscode-projects-manager such projects called Any.

If you want to add other folders you have to use Projects: Add Project.

Yes, I know. But I suggest something like an option l13Projects.Any.folders. Like other already existing folder types (l13Projects.vsCode.folders, l13Projects.workspace.folders, etc), but just display all subdirectories.

Sorry if I was unclear.

L13 commented 4 years ago

Thank you for the info. Right now where is no such feature like that and it was never planned. If I would implement something like that I have to rewrite a lot. I will think about it.

I don't want to force you to use vscode-project-manager, but if the other extension supports the feature you need, would you tell me why you are using my one? I had never the idea to compete with the other one. I just created it to solve my daily needs.

Shatur commented 4 years ago

Right now where is no such feature like that and it was never planned. If I would implement something like that I have to rewrite a lot. I will think about it.

Okay, I will leave this issue open. I do not know TS, but maybe someone will be interested in this feature.

I don't want to force you to use vscode-project-manager, but if the other extension supports the feature you need, would you tell me why you are using my one? I had never the idea to compete with the other one. I just created it to solve my daily needs.

I like you plugin much more :) Just one small feature I missing, not a problem.

L13 commented 4 years ago

Hi, I have a question. I tested the feature in Project Manager and for me it ends up in a mess if I use projectManager.any.maxDepthRecursion with more than 1. Do you need this property or is it ok just to get the first level of subfolders?

Shatur commented 4 years ago

Hi, I agree, the first level of subfolders is enough for it.

L13 commented 3 years ago

Hi, the new version has first level subfolder detection, which is now available.

Shatur commented 3 years ago

Thank you!