Change the default of the run/debug button in the editor to run about vscode HOT 10 CLOSED

@WardenGnaw yes, as well as the icon change to the Run icon. So, if you don't use the arrow, you run your project.

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My understanding was that the main C# user problem is that Run is not the default option in the Editor title area.
I wrongly assumed that extension authors can not control the order of the actions there. But I was wrong, so I would suggest that for now C# DevKit just controls the order of contributed actions, and makes sure Run is first and the default.

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@isidorn This is the run as default issue we talked about today.

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Is this issue asking to reorder the listing of this dialog?

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So this is from the extension, right?

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@roblourens No, I spoke with the Java team and the Python team and they all agree that this should be the default for all languages, not just for certain extensions.

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@roblourens To clarify this ask.

Instead of having extensions that contribute debuggers to contribute an additonal contributes.menus.editor/title/run.
There should be something similar to the Run menu dropdown, where it will just execute the debugger associated with the file extension and provide both "Run without Debugging" and "Start Debugging" options for any file. The existing contributions will be appened after those.

Proposal:

vscode-java-debug: https://github.com/microsoft/vscode-java-debug/blob/main/package.json#L193-L204
vscode-python-debugger: https://github.com/microsoft/vscode-python-debugger/blob/main/package.json#L113-L125

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Suggestion: I think we should fix this in C# Dev Kit instead of trying to fix this centrally. A central fix is far trickier.

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@WardenGnaw @webreidi can you help me understand this better.
So right now you can contribute commands to contributes.menus.editor/title/run. You can control the order - so that Run is first and is the default.

What is exactly missing? Why do you want a general Run, Debug buttons there? If I understand last comment from @WardenGnaw

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@isidorn I believe this was a discussion you had with @webreidi to centralize this?

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