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I would like to have the ability to open multiple files at once from the command line using wildcards.
I put "code" in my path, so I often open files using the command:
code "filename.txt"
or a directory usingcode "folder"
However, sometimes I have a directory with many files in it and I don't want to open them all. Maybe I only want to open two or three.
I often use a command like the one below to identify the files:
dir *search*pattern*
Then, however, I have to open the files one at a time.
*My feature request is to be able to run: `code searchpattern` and have VS Code open with all the files that match the given wildcard.**
This would be a huge productivity booster for me. Thanks!