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Is it possible to load Java extensions on launch, rather than only when a Java file is clicked? #817
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Perhaps I should launch in
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Update: I switched it to standard mode, but I think this still only launches when a Java file is clicked ; this is the behaviour I'm interested in fixing so the lightweight/standard thing didn't really apply |
Hi @firasm, Is the unmanaged folder (project without build tools) used for your lessons? (Looks like the gif is not attached.) |
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Hi - sorry, didn't see the notifications on this! Not sure what you mean by "unmanaged" folder - the folder structure for us is:
I see the gif attached for me, perhaps it's because of size? here's a link to the gif here |
Hi @firasm, I can see the gif now. And the project is what we called 'unmanaged folder' - projects without any build tools (Maven/Gradle/...) So far, the extension is implemented to be only activated when a java file is opened if the project is an unmanaged folder. There is no workaround for this issue right now. Sorry for that. I'll mark this ticket as a feature request. |
hello,
I'm using the
code-server
package to give students a cloud-based VS-Code editor in a university setting and we're nearly there to a perfect solution.The last remaining hiccup is that students have to click on a Java file to load all java-based extensions (see gif below), and as you can see it takes up to a couple of minutes to do this (we have user-reported data on this too).
Is there a setting I can enable in
settings.json
to autoload the Java extensions on launch, rather than waiting for users to click a Java file?Thanks in advance!
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