think about the following scenario:
I have opened a workspace folder. say 'wsp/' which is now the current directory. now i want to open my terminal in `wesp/abc/xyz/test/'
one way can be: ctrl-` (open terminal) which would default to wsp/
then do cd abc/xyz/test
navigate to this directory in gui (whether using this extension or using the explorer side panel) .
open a file from the gui itself.
then just press ctrl-`.
so, can there be a way to navigate to a directory using method 2 above but without doing step 2.ii. i.e. without requiring to open a file?
think about the following scenario: I have opened a workspace folder. say 'wsp/' which is now the current directory. now i want to open my terminal in `wesp/abc/xyz/test/'
ctrl-`
(open terminal) which would default towsp/
cd abc/xyz/test
ctrl-`
.so, can there be a way to navigate to a directory using method 2 above but without doing step 2.ii. i.e. without requiring to open a file?
navigate to directory in terminal