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Introducing customized extension groups based on project type in vscode. #139747

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Psp29onetwo opened this issue Dec 25, 2021 · 4 comments
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I've got an idea to group install extensions based on user preference or based on project and language specifications, by doing this users can quickly enable and disable extensions at their convenience and not have to disable one by one and enable the same which saves time and computer resources too like RAM consumed by extension which is not required for that specific project.

for example: If I'm working on a Django project then the user may group the required extensions for the project and by binding these extensions user can just disable that bundled group of extensions when not required by this it saved amount of computer resources that are not required and free the ram which is consumed by extension which is not required.

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As bit different appoach described in this issue, however goal is duplicate of existing requests: eg #116740, #40239, #39272

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Psp29onetwo commented Dec 29, 2021

As bit different approach described in this issue, however, the goal is duplicate of existing requests: eg #116740, #40239, #39272

The thread #39 is more sophisticated, But it would be nice if we get these features in an upcoming release.

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sandy081 commented Jan 3, 2022

/duplicate

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