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TODO detection #161
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I could do it myself, but I don't know where to start. I know TypeScript , but I have never created a VSCode extension |
Hi Don, this is already an existing feature on the new-syntax branch. We expect to release a pre-release version of this branch sometime soon. If you really want to, you can already run that version by manually cloning, opening the project with VSCode and then pressing f5 to launch a new window that runs with the development version of the extension. |
Tho there's currently no way to view them all in one window as far as I know, so that could be a feature that would be nice to have |
great i hope to use the pre-release soon |
If you want a list of all TODOs, you can use the TODO Tree extension or something similar. |
wanting to I can do a search this way (not a big deal), without having to install another extension. but this would be great if these would be included in PROBLEMS (as info). so that it would be handled directly by vsCode using (so the ability to use system filtering and whatnot...). |
v2.1.0-pre-release was released today. Part one of this feature is now publicly available |
TODOs could be highlighted:
for color:
now:
in python:
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