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Why not just write an extension that does this yourself if you’ve wanted it for 5 years? Not trying to be snarky, but running `code -n TAB_NAME` after dragging
by LecroJS 4y ago
Why not just write an extension that does this yourself if you’ve wanted it for 5 years? Not trying to be snarky, but running `code -n TAB_NAME` after dragging a tab with some modifier held doesn’t seem like it’d be all too tricky. I semi-recently switched from vscode to vim when I started thinking of making extensions though so forgive me if this is outside the capabilities of vscode extensions.
- duped 4y agoYou can't open multiple windows in the same workspace (creating a new window opens a new instance of code with no workspace open, for example). You also can't do much useful with new windows, like drag your terminal/problem matcher/output panels to a second window and focus on them with key commands.
- LecroJS 4y agoAh gotcha that makes sense and would definitely be nice