The core idea behind this feature request is to provide an easy and intuitive way to organize your repositories directly within the task panel, without the need for a separate "organization" structure like on GitHub.
Key aspects of this feature:
Workspace-like Grouping: Users would be able to create custom "workspaces" or "groups" to which they can add and remove repositories. This would allow for a more organized and visually appealing view of your codebase in the task panel.
Seamless Navigation: When a workspace is selected, the task panel would only display the repositories belonging to that specific workspace, reducing clutter and making it easier to focus on the relevant code.
Flexible Grouping: Users should have the ability to easily rearrange, rename, or delete these workspace-like groups as needed, allowing for a dynamic and adaptable repository management system.
Workspace-specific Settings: Within each workspace, users could potentially manage workspace-level settings, such as default branch, build configurations, or deployment targets. This could help maintain consistency and reduce the need for per-repository configuration.
Workspace Sharing (optional): Depending on the use case, the ability to share these workspaces with team members or external collaborators could facilitate better code collaboration and project management within the development environment.
The key advantage of this approach is that it would provide a familiar and intuitive way to organize repositories, without the need for a separate "organization" structure. By baking this functionality directly into the task panel, users could benefit from a more streamlined and efficient repository management experience, tailored to their specific needs.
The core idea behind this feature request is to provide an easy and intuitive way to organize your repositories directly within the task panel, without the need for a separate "organization" structure like on GitHub.
Key aspects of this feature:
The key advantage of this approach is that it would provide a familiar and intuitive way to organize repositories, without the need for a separate "organization" structure. By baking this functionality directly into the task panel, users could benefit from a more streamlined and efficient repository management experience, tailored to their specific needs.