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I suggest adding some way for the user to assign a keybinding to specific terminal commands they set up with the extension. That might be through adding a native keybinding feature to the extension, or alternatively through VSCode's native keybinding customization feature, e.g. by making the command names (or some other identifer) accessible as an argument so the user can set a keybinding to extensions.runTerminalCommand and pass the specific terminal command as an argument to run that terminal command. So to assign e.g. Alt+a for the example "Generate Component" command, you would add to keybindings.json something like:

{"key": "Alt+C", "command": "extension.runTerminalCommand", "args":{"terminalcommand": "Generate Component"}}

Want to open in an editor in terminal specifying current line and column. If we add {line} and {column} we'll be able to do
that.

e.g.

emacs +${line}:${column} ${resource}"

There does not seem to be a way to edit the commands, or at least the documentation dos not mention how to open the config.

It is a great extension but if we could support Predefined Variable like that extension it will be even greater XD

Hi, i'm using this extension, what confused me is when i typed execute command. it only invoke the terminal, and send text to it, not excute it, how can i config?

I use "Run Terminal" to format big XML files where VSCode cannot handle them. In particular, I run

"xmllint --format {resource} > '.{resource}.format-tmp' && mv '.{resource}.format-tmp' '{resource}'"

This works fine with "smaller" files, but as soon as I try to run a bigger file (>150MB), this always resolves to:

"xmllint --format > '..format-tmp' && mv '..format-tmp' ''

Commands are not pushing into default Powershell integration console, always opens new Poweshell session in VS Code.
Is it possible to push commends to default opened session?

When you use a shortcut, it launches a new terminal at the location of whatever file you have active. For example, I have open src/App.js, the shortcut will run on the src directory. This causes issues when I am using the add-on to run commands on my root directory, and don't care about my active file or the file I right-click on.

Bonus: option to run command within current active terminal instead of a new terminal (this would solve the above problem as well)