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Mark as viewed close file option #3513
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Wow, look forward to trying it! |
When you mark a file as viewed through the active editor menu bar or through a keybinding, the file will close. When you mark it as viewed through the tree view then it will not close. If a setting is needed I'll add one, but my hope is that this behavior is better for almost everyone. |
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Hi All, Thanks for this fantastic extension!
I am in the process of reviewing a change to over 200 files. (yes, I know...)
I run VSCode with
"workbench.editor.enablePreview": false
(yes, I know.. I am a tab binger)While reviewing the code I would like the file to close after each review is complete. Which does not happen if
"workbench.editor.enablePreview": false
.Pardon me if this feature exists, I could not find it.
What I think would be valid options:
githubpullrequest.editor.enablePreview
(Default:true
)enablePreview
mode during any github pull request review with no user option to change.For a user like me #1 seems optimal. As I may have other windows open other than the review window.
But I think any of the solutions would be a big improvement for my scenario.
Workaround
Just review a batch of files then close all in the window. (but this gets rid of some other windows I have open, no big deal really)
Thanks!
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