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The glob pattern support for the "files.associations" setting in VS Code has proven incredibly useful.
I wonder if something similar could be implemented for users who tend to use multiple integrated terminal profiles (depending on workspace / project) where the default terminal could easily be defined for a directory organized as follows:
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The glob pattern support for the "
files.associations
" setting in VS Code has proven incredibly useful.I wonder if something similar could be implemented for users who tend to use multiple integrated terminal profiles (depending on workspace / project) where the default terminal could easily be defined for a directory organized as follows:
by simply using glob patterns to define associations like so: 1
Footnotes
Just an illustration - identifiers may not be accurate ↩
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