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make creating tasks easier #152657
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Intellisense can work to identify what I can configure about a task, but that's not sufficient / a format I find very useful |
Multi-step quick picks also have downsides. What sort of steps were you thinking as I think the configure task command is quite nice currently (though not discoverable). |
My main issue is with having to work in a json file. So the configure task command bringing me there is not very helpful. I was imagining you could select task type and then based on that, configure a lot of the properties. What are the downsides of multi-step quickpicks? |
@meganrogge they're not very nice as a complex UI with a bunch of options as it doesn't show where you came from, can hide when clicking away (option I think), etc. It's worth a discussion with UX before too much effort is put into this as there might be a better idea to improve it. |
This seems analogous to settings.json, for which we have a very nice custom editor. If we want to add tasks UX I would opt for something like that (maybe tracked by #28235) rather than quick picks. I like the json file though and seldom use the settings editor. |
Perhaps tasks/debug could integrate with or embed the settings editor 🤔 |
I'd like to run a command that uses a multi-layered quickpick to configure tasks more easily. Typing in the
.json
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