Per feedback from @KoBeWi, this PR moves the process started by Open Workspace with Godot Editor back to a terminal (instead of a headless child process).
This time the terminal is implemented correctly, with a name + icon, and doesn't have a lingering prompt that you really shouldn't use. It also prints that the editor was stopped and what the exit code was.
Notes:
Killing the terminal in VSCode (trash can button) kills the Godot Editor.
Closing the Godot Editor does not kill the terminal, just in case there's some output you wanted to see.
Running Open Workspace with Godot Editor again will close any existing windows and start a new one. I don't see a reason to open the same workspace multiple times.
new settings:
godotTools.editor.verbose: Whether to launch the Godot Editor with the --verbose flag
godotTools.editor.reveal: Whether to reveal the terminal when launching the Godot Editor
Per feedback from @KoBeWi, this PR moves the process started by
Open Workspace with Godot Editorback to a terminal (instead of a headless child process).This time the terminal is implemented correctly, with a name + icon, and doesn't have a lingering prompt that you really shouldn't use. It also prints that the editor was stopped and what the exit code was.
Notes:
Open Workspace with Godot Editoragain will close any existing windows and start a new one. I don't see a reason to open the same workspace multiple times.godotTools.editor.verbose: Whether to launch the Godot Editor with the --verbose flaggodotTools.editor.reveal: Whether to reveal the terminal when launching the Godot Editor