Upvote the issue on Github if you want to see this feature added into VSCode.

A few weeks ago, VSCode began to constantly recreate tabs. Notably, they are always considered to have been modified, so I have to confirm their closure.

I initially thought that the undermentioned log might be the cause:

 log

    
2024-07-10 13:50:43.340 [error] Unhandled method getIdAtPosition: Error: Unhandled method getIdAtPosition
    at /home/RokeJulianLockhart/.vscode-insiders/extensions/visualstudioexptteam.intellicode-api-usage-examples-0.2.8/dist/extension.js:2:398068
    at re (/home/RokeJulianLockhart/.vscode-insiders/extensions/visualstudioexptteam.intellicode-api-usage-examples-0.2.8/dist/extension.js:2:398362)
    at /home/RokeJulianLockhart/.vscode-insiders/extensions/visualstudioexptteam.intellicode-api-usage-examples-0.2.8/dist/extension.js:2:393146
    at Immediate.<anonymous> (/home/RokeJulianLockhart/.vscode-insiders/extensions/visualstudioexptteam.intellicode-api-usage-examples-0.2.8/dist/extension.js:2:393166)
    at processImmediate (node:internal/t
  

I assume that this leans to what you use vscode for.

In my case, it replaced Jedit, Emacs, Notepad++ as the tool for working with text and some source code. "Real" Development is handled by Visual Studio.

So it's used as a scratch pad, documentation snippets, formatting various XML/JSON snippets...

In my context, my favorites are: 'Markdown Preview Mermaid', it's much faster for quickies than Visio. I also use the "Edit csv" (for all the inevitable CSV files, yeah yeah, Excell...) and "SQL server" to replace SSMS (faster load time...)

I've been leaning pretty heavily on ChatGPT to write an app using a couple of frameworks I've never used before. I'm treating it as an experiment, I know I'm not learning as much as I could, but it's been fun.

I find myself writing

I have file2.js

(paste code here)

And file2.js

(paste code here)

How do I do the thing?

Is there a vscode plugin which has access to all the files in my workspace (or all the open files in my editor) so that I can just refer to them by filename?

How do I do the thing in file1.js and file2.js

That's nirvana, if that's not a thing, then I'm open to hearimg about other good options.

Let's hear it, what theme is everyone using?

I was on Everforest dark, but seems like I'm moving over to Photonica as it is a bit more readable.