Keep only latest IDE in recent connections #400
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- Display workspace name instead of host name. - Add deployment URL next to the workspace name. - Add IDE product and build to the connection display (partially addresses #400). - Truncate the path from the head if it is too long. - Delete invalid recent connections. - Delete connections with deleted workspaces (closes #396). - Group connections by deployment URL and then workspace name. Just a DX improvement, so we do not need to do janky things like `connections[0].name` under the assumption all the connections share the same name. Could also let us create separate sections per deployment in the future, if we need that. - Display status and errors under the workspace name instead of in a tooltip (closes #397). - Replace config and terminal link with deployment URL Both of those things can be derived from the URL. The main reason for this is that there might not be anything in the config when not using token authentication.
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There is a version column now. And, there is also now an update mechanism by which if you launch the old connection it will try to upgrade to the latest version (if you accept the prompt) which will remove the old connection. I think this gives a good middle ground where users can choose to have multiple versions, but it is easy to keep one up-to-date version if that is what you want. |
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If you connect to a newer version of an IDE for a project/workspace combination, it should replace any existing recent entry.
Otherwise, you get two identical entries with no way of telling which is which. We could add the IDE version, but is there a case where you would want to connect to the older IDE?
Might not be a bad idea to add the version anyway, though.
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