The only instructions that exist seem to be "press ctrl+p". The animations start with your extension already open and running -- but it's unknown how the user gets to that point.
Issues:
Ctrl+P seems to do nothing on VSCODE on mac except move the selector up 'one'.
CMD+P opens a search window on VSCODE on mac, if I type 'github' in that search window I find nothing.
Effort was taken to make this product, and effort was spent to write a page promoting it. It would benefit the reach of this product to indicate how to simply execute it without assuming that someone should just 'already know' or should already know how to manually run an extension in VSCode.
Bonus:
Indicate how to kickoff/run your extension in Cursor (on mac), a popular fork of VSCODE
Background:
I have all pre-requisites installed and am an existing Act/Nektos user. Your github-actions-locally extension is installed as well of course.
The only instructions that exist seem to be "press ctrl+p". The animations start with your extension already open and running -- but it's unknown how the user gets to that point.
Issues:
Ctrl+P seems to do nothing on VSCODE on mac except move the selector up 'one'. CMD+P opens a search window on VSCODE on mac, if I type 'github' in that search window I find nothing.
Effort was taken to make this product, and effort was spent to write a page promoting it. It would benefit the reach of this product to indicate how to simply execute it without assuming that someone should just 'already know' or should already know how to manually run an extension in VSCode.
Bonus: Indicate how to kickoff/run your extension in Cursor (on mac), a popular fork of VSCODE
Background: I have all pre-requisites installed and am an existing Act/Nektos user. Your github-actions-locally extension is installed as well of course.
I hope this feedback is helpful.