Currently, Zed's windows titles take the form of {filename} — {project}, e.g. channel.rs — app.
I would like to configure this to be the inverse: {project} — {filename}, e.g. app — channel.rs.
I tend to have one window for each project, with multiple projects open at once. Having the project name prefix the filename ensures that in my window switcher, the project name is always visible even when the title is truncated.
As-is, I can wind up with situations like:
Cargo.toml — project_a
Cargo.toml — project_b
Cargo.toml — project_c
Truncated to:
Cargo.toml — pr...
Cargo.toml — pr...
Cargo.toml — pr...
Searching for this, I only turned up #5283 — which should possibly be closed as complete anyway since I am seeing details in the window title.
If applicable, add mockups / screenshots to help present your vision of the feature
Example of the situation I can currently find myself in when switching windows: (this is the full width of my switcher)
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Currently, Zed's windows titles take the form of
{filename} — {project}
, e.g.channel.rs — app
.I would like to configure this to be the inverse:
{project} — {filename}
, e.g.app — channel.rs
.I tend to have one window for each project, with multiple projects open at once. Having the project name prefix the filename ensures that in my window switcher, the project name is always visible even when the title is truncated.
As-is, I can wind up with situations like:
Cargo.toml — project_a
Cargo.toml — project_b
Cargo.toml — project_c
Truncated to:
Cargo.toml — pr...
Cargo.toml — pr...
Cargo.toml — pr...
Searching for this, I only turned up #5283 — which should possibly be closed as complete anyway since I am seeing details in the window title.
If applicable, add mockups / screenshots to help present your vision of the feature
Example of the situation I can currently find myself in when switching windows: (this is the full width of my switcher)
Vision of the feature: my prior VSCode setting: