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Remove coder.openFromSidebar from command list
When searching for "open workspace" in the palette, this can come up instead of the correct one (`coder.open`, also titled "open workspace"). coder.openFromSidebar should only be used to open workspaces from the sidebar, it never makes sense for a user to manually run it from the command palette because even if you have a tree item selected, it will not be passed when running from the command palette; the tree item only exists if you click the inline button. If there was a way to get the selected tree item, it would be ideal to enable the command while there was one (this would also allow adding a key binding), but since there is not, use `false` to always hide it.
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Just real quick can you explain how this setting works? Why provide a command we don't want people to run?
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We need the command to run it in a context menu from the sidebar:
vscode-coder/package.json
Lines 216 to 220 in 2d428eb
But, while we want it in the context menu where it has access to a selected workspace, we do not want it in the palette, where there is no selected workspace.
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Commands show up by default in the palette, so we have to explicitly prevent that with the
when
. Feels janky to me but apparently this is the intended way lolThere was a problem hiding this comment.
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Agree haha