If you run an action, for example Liberty: Start it creates a new terminal and the focus is shifted to the terminal tab. If you later select another tab, for example Language Servers and then execute another action, the focus will stay on the current tab. The command does get executed in the terminal, but would only be visible to the user if they manually switch to the terminal tab.
The current behaviour is probably better illustrated with a video, but what I'm trying to show in this screenshot is a Liberty: Start action running in an existing terminal. When the command is executed, the focus continues to stay on the Language Servers tab.
If you run an action, for example
Liberty: Startit creates a new terminal and the focus is shifted to the terminal tab. If you later select another tab, for exampleLanguage Serversand then execute another action, the focus will stay on the current tab. The command does get executed in the terminal, but would only be visible to the user if they manually switch to the terminal tab.The current behaviour is probably better illustrated with a video, but what I'm trying to show in this screenshot is a
Liberty: Startaction running in an existing terminal. When the command is executed, the focus continues to stay on theLanguage Serverstab.