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Enhancement: Having multiple startCommands #755
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Having multiple startCommands
Have you ever considered, the "frontMatter.framework.startCommand" could have multiple entries. When building my web sites or adding new content, I often find my self running the startCommand with multiple parameters, e.g. showing drafts and future posts, to get a visual view of posts and layout etc.
On the other hand, when changing some code or layout, I quite often want to run the startCommand with less parameters, no drafts, no future posts etc.
I am imagine the first entry should be the default, however if multiple entries has been added to the frontMatter.framework.startCommand, a dropdown on "Start Server" button should allow me to change from one startCommand to another.
Thank you for a great solution, it is much appreciated.
--Jesper
Sidebar: this feels like abuse of the plugin ;) Why not, given that we are already in VSCode, using the .vscode/task.json system, to create a couple of starter scripts? They will appear at the top of the sidebar and will have a dropdown in the run button. Just saying. Sidebar-end :)
@davidsneighbour interesting, I wasn't aware of this option, however I still thing it would be nice to have in the Frontmatter action - I will look into VS Code Tasks and give it a try.
Thanks
--Jesper
I agree with @davidsneighbour, although I can see the point of having the ability to open a new terminal and run a command. Like the custom actions, but they run a script in the background, have an option or type to open a terminal.