frehu

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by frehu 7mo ago
Nice! I don't have a mac to check it out, but having copycat extensions within a day of posting this is just telling me i'm on to something really useful here.
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by frehu 7mo ago
- List/tree toggle will make it at some point - The search inside the tree is ass, it's what vscode provides for tree controls and I can't really change it aside from reimplementing a tree from scratch. But do try the quick p
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by frehu 8mo ago
Seems cursor is based on an older vscode 1.105, my config listed 1.106 as minimum. But as there's no real reason for the minimum requirement, I lowered it. You'll need to wait for 1.1.2 to show up in the marketplace, it usually ta
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by frehu 8mo ago
I don't use vim so i'm not sure what you mean exactly, but if you want a file quick pick like vscode's ctrl+p but for the fresh files, that's something i have - the default binding is ctrl+q, f.
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by frehu 8mo ago
No offense taken, you actually made me reconsider trying out random extensions that sound like mine to make sure i'm not reinventing the wheel
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by frehu 8mo ago
There's no malware in it currently, but I understand your concerns - I could be lying, go rogue later, or just get my access stolen. One option is to vet a version yourself and disable auto-update, but that's not really feasible t
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Fresh File Explorer – VS Code extension for navigating recent work(github.com)
106 points by frehu 8mo ago|33 comments
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by frehu 8mo ago
File explorer with a twist - instead of 5000 files of which you need to see 20, shows pending changes + files modified within a time window (pending, 3 days, 7 days, 30 days, etc.) pulled from Git history. This way you don't get lost b