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Profiles issue tracking #139409
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Thank you for picking up this functionality at last! |
Hi folks! The Profiles experience is an on-going feature we're refining, and we will post more of our team's discussions and brainstorming around this for each iteration in this issue moving forward cc @sandy081 For June we are thinking about:
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That's great to hear, specially seeing a few features I think to be a must have
Per window, as I will be able to work with different stacks (each one with its on settings/extensions) at the same time
The user could have a default profile, and any new window will use it. If you open a folder with a Profile defined, apply it. In the end you may have (visually speaking) something like the Peacock extension presents :-)
Not for me, but I suppose VS Code have a limitation to be solved first (#2686)
For sure 😄
While importing, no at all, because "in my case", I'm not so interested in UI settings. But I see value on it for other users so, it would be interesting to have, for sure About editing, totally. I even opened a feature request (#148829) about it right after you first launched Profiles in Insiders, but it was closed as
I understand it could work similar to Workspace Trust, since settings and extensions are handled there too Looking forward to the next releases |
Yes, TypesScript project with monorepo, eg. react/deno's codes in one folder, they used different tsc |
Closing this as we are actively tracking issues separately. |
After team discussion and brainstorming on this issue for user profiles #116740, we will try to break this down into a few parts:
We can track all the explorations and issues that relate to the above in this one list:
✅ Creating pre-defined layouts Allow extensions to contribute defaults for built in configurations #46851 - released in November. This can allow users to control and pre-determine settings they want to have as "defaults". Currently, Harvard CS50 uses a .devcontainer to outline these settings.
💪 Exploration: Setting visibility for views/view containers and context menu items Command to make activityBar, menuBar, and statusbar visible (or invisible), or determine their current state, not just toggle #133787 @sandy081
💪 Syncing multiple profiles Sync mutliple settings profiles #92393
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