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Look next to TODOs

In VSCode, there used to be a button next to TODOs which I could click to switch between framework and base code. (they are in separate commits and folders etc). It would drop a menu down similar to hitting CMD+p for recently opened files. Except this was something like connected frameworks? I've tried unsuccessfully to find a plugin that I might have disabled. And Google was not help -- probably not wording my search properly.

Anyone know if that is a setting or a plugin and how to re-enable it?

Acts7Seven
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Use Extension profile extension to create extension profile system so you can switch between profiles to disable unwanted extensions at once Here how i use -

  • While doing c++ projects, I use 'cppProfile' a profile which has cpp related extensions only which I've manually added in 'cppProfile' it disables unwanted extensions
  • While web development, I use 'WebD' a profile which has web development related extensions only like auto rename,live server and similar extensions

For information on how use this extension read Extension profile overview section Thank You!

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  • https://stackoverflow.com/questions/71186027/how-to-create-different-environments-to-code-in-vs-code-e-g-by-language-se/72875272#72875272 – meizilp Sep 11 '22 at 08:37
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AH HA! It is called "Project Manager" and is an extension available for VSCode. SUPER HELPFUL. (I've removed the paths from this screenshot for privacy. But they do work).

choosing project framework

VSCode Extension : Project Manager

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