This is perhaps too large of scope. But I'm looking for a way to run a binary search on different enabled/disabled extensions to determine which one of them is causing problems/bugs to occur (see VS Code Extension Bisect or git bisect for the full idea). Extensity's ability to turn off and on all extensions at once is very handy, and I could see a more advanced variation of this where it systematically enables/disables extensions in decreasing quantities to quickly narrow down which extension the bug is in.
I already do this manually with Extensity, rapidly clicking many extensions in a manual binary search, but it's not great.
I'm wondering if there is any interest in this (or if others know of alternatives).
This is perhaps too large of scope. But I'm looking for a way to run a binary search on different enabled/disabled extensions to determine which one of them is causing problems/bugs to occur (see VS Code Extension Bisect or
git bisectfor the full idea). Extensity's ability to turn off and on all extensions at once is very handy, and I could see a more advanced variation of this where it systematically enables/disables extensions in decreasing quantities to quickly narrow down which extension the bug is in.I already do this manually with Extensity, rapidly clicking many extensions in a manual binary search, but it's not great.
I'm wondering if there is any interest in this (or if others know of alternatives).