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Re orders insatnces of vs code #220080

Closed EnenDaveyBoy closed 1 month ago

EnenDaveyBoy commented 1 month ago

Type: Feature Request

Hi

I am building Azure Functions as MicroServices and when testing locally i need an instance of each microservice, so i can upto 10 instances open at once all running multiple functions, plus a frontend like next js.

however there are times i need to restart vs code because the debugger breaks and won't restart after trying to run it with errors and it not attaching properly and not ending, if i have to change things files which require a full restart, or just forgetting to open one up because im a cluts.

however its always nice to know the order so you can access the the right instance easily. and being able to put them back in order would be greate.

VS Code version: Code 1.89.1 (dc96b837cf6bb4af9cd736aa3af08cf8279f7685, 2024-05-07T05:13:33.891Z) OS version: Windows_NT x64 10.0.22631 Modes:

VSCodeTriageBot commented 1 month ago

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roblourens commented 1 month ago

Not sure, what you mean by "order", can you explain more?

And you can file an issue on the repo for the debug extension you're using, if you wnat

EnenDaveyBoy commented 1 month ago

so i open an instance of vs code and i open x c# solution, i start another instance of vs code and i open y c# solution, i open another instance z nextui folder, when you mouse over the vs code icon in the tool bar they are order x, y and z, however i now want to focus more x so placing after z makes more sense or i tend to want to order my instances in order they are called my the process so there easy to find, but i can sometimes need to add more instance which then puts them out of order, and its a pain.

roblourens commented 1 month ago

I see. I don't think this is really under VS Code's control. I think this is up to the OS. You might be interested in a multiroot workspace: https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/editor/multi-root-workspaces

EnenDaveyBoy commented 1 month ago

i am on windows if it makes a differences, not a problem, i already use multi root workspaces for each solution, the problem with them is if they access the same library as the same time it causes an error and then functions don't run