If I create a new project with the Creator Hub, it takes a generic name like "New Scene 5"
I can rename the scene, and that reflects in the scene metadata and in the name I see inside the Creator Hub, but when I click "Code" to edit the project in VS Code, I still see the original name "New Scene 5"
This becomes confusing for me, because I often keep several VS Code windows open with different projects, and with these automatic names it's hard to know which is which.
Not sure what is the ideal solution here:
1) Change the folder name when we change the project name
2) When creating a new project, prompt the user to give the project a custom name
If I create a new project with the Creator Hub, it takes a generic name like "New Scene 5" I can rename the scene, and that reflects in the scene metadata and in the name I see inside the Creator Hub, but when I click "Code" to edit the project in VS Code, I still see the original name "New Scene 5"
This becomes confusing for me, because I often keep several VS Code windows open with different projects, and with these automatic names it's hard to know which is which.
Not sure what is the ideal solution here: 1) Change the folder name when we change the project name 2) When creating a new project, prompt the user to give the project a custom name