what is the command (if there is any) and the "when" condition that I can use in the vs-code settings.js

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ps. ty for this lovely extension ❤️

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
For now one refers to the editors by number.

For semantic reasons it would be nice to refer to them by letters.

This would not clash with mappings if one used go to open the picker and then entered a letter that refers to a saved editor in vsc-harpoon.

The outcome would be similar to vim-ostroga, which is another nice version of harpoon.

Thanks for bringing this over to vscode

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
The need to jump between different spots in the same file

Describe the solution you'd like
It would be great if you could save a position in a file, so the same as current but also with the current line number

Describe alternatives you've considered
using vim i and o motion, but the history always gets messed up for me

Additional context
Add any other context or screenshots about the feature request here.

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
It's not a problem, but a pure feature request.

Describe the solution you'd like
I think in theprimeagen's nvim plugin, you can have one command switch between buffers one and two very fast. The same command also switches back to the "current" buffer once you've switched to the "previous" buffer, so that you only need one command for example: "n" to switch between to buffers very fast.

Describe alternatives you've considered
For now I'm using ctrl-6 to do this since I use the vim plugin for vscode and this is the -switch between last buffer command- in vim

Additional context
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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Would love to utilise this for split view - have my harpoon editors open in each split, and use the keyboard shortcuts to switch between them.

Describe the solution you'd like
Press harpoon shortcut ->
If file is not open, open it in current editor
If file is open, switch to that editor

If we could somehow make it clear and concise that you can do the same things with global editors.

Perhaps example of possible global editors. Maybe a global NOTES.md file or something like that

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
A clear and concise description of what the problem is. Ex. I'm always frustrated when [...]

Describe the solution you'd like
A clear and concise description of what you want to happen.

Describe alternatives you've considered
A clear and concise description of any alternative solutions or features you've considered.

Additional context
Add any other context or screenshots about the feature request here.

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
I believe the Edit Editors text file can become redundant.

Describe the solution you'd like
Open Editor Quick Pick -> Select Editor -> Hit Delete key -> Harpooned Editor is deleted

Describe alternatives you've considered
Opening the Edit Editors view and deleting the line there. This takes 3 extra steps: deleting the line, saving, and closing the tab.

Describe the bug

Sometimes my edit list appears to disappear. To be fair, this may be user error on my part but I'm not sure where. When it's working and I have a lot of stuff open it all seems to work fine, but when I'm just getting setup, sometimes my list seems to disappear. Maybe if I didn't compulsively hit ctrl+w as often, but I didn't know that would prevent the file from just being reopened if that is the case.

To Reproduce

1. Alt+A Add item.
2. Close file or redirect to another file (tried both.)
3. Alt+E Edit editors (item is there.)
4. Save/Close Without Changes (tried both.)
5. Alt+1 GoTo Editor (nothing happens.)
6. Alt+E Edit editors (empty file.)

Expected behavior

1. Alt+A Add item.
2. Close file or redirect to another file.
3. Alt+E Edit editors (item is there.)
4. Save/Close Without Changes.
5. Alt+1 GoTo Editor: Jump to item added earlier.
6. Alt+E Edit editors (item is still there.)

Desktop (please complete the following information):

• OS: Windows

Additional context

Sometimes it doesn't disappear? May be linked to having a completely empty workspace with no documents open? I tried with and without using a code workspace. My code directory is located in a drive separate from my user profile folder where my vs code extension settings, etc are. Should my local list appear in my workspace or is it supposed to always be in c:\users<user> somewhere related to the extension location?

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
It is kind of a problem, when you work with git, usually the .gitignore file includes the .vscode folder, so I would consider this folder a better place to locate the vscodeHarpoon.harpoon since by default it will be ignored.

Describe the solution you'd like
Just place the vscodeHarpoon.harpoon file in the .vscode folder

Describe alternatives you've considered
Not sure if it is possible, but the file could be stored outside the project

Additional context
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Switching doesn't work for Live Share

command for workspace and command for global.

Here what I am doing

>Terminal: Create New Terminal in Editor Area
>VSCode Harpoon: Add Editor 1
>VSCode Harpoon: Go to editor 1

Unfortunately nothing happens

Describe the bug
I accidentally added to the editor list the same file multiple times where I was expecting it to have a single instance of the file in the editor list

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Run command Harpoon add editor in the file X
2. Run the same command in the same file X
3. Open the editor quick pick and see two copies of the same file X

Expected behavior
To have list with unique elements, even if the files are added several times, it should be only a single instance.

Desktop (please complete the following information):

• OS: Ubuntu

make a command to go to next file, like the previous one

Hello,
I would like to request an "addEditor[1-9]" command(s), in addition to the general "addEditor".

An example of this in action can be seen in the IdeaVim version of this plugin: HarpoonIJ. It has this functionality and it is great to quickly swap out individual marks. The actual functionality being that it adds the current editor directly to the editor list at the specified index[1-9] as opposed to appending it to the next available index.

Ex. excerpt from my current .ideavimrc file.

" --| Harpoon -------------------------
nmap <leader><C-j> :action SetHarpoon1<cr>
nmap <leader><C-k> :action SetHarpoon2<cr>
nmap <leader><C-l> :action SetHarpoon3<cr>
nmap <leader><C-;> :action SetHarpoon4<cr>

nmap <C-j> :action GotoHarpoon1<cr>
nmap <C-k> :action GotoHarpoon2<cr>
nmap <C-l> :action GotoHarpoon3<cr>
nmap <C-;> :action GotoHarpoon4<cr>

nmap <leader><C-e> :action ShowHarpoon<cr>
nmap <leader><C-a> :action AddToHarpoon<cr>

Mockup of VSCode settings.json with this feature.

    ...
    // --| Harpoon ---------------
    // --| Edit Marks -------
    { "before": ["<leader>", "<C-e>"], "commands": ["vscode-harpoon.editEditors"] },

    // --| Add---------------
    { "before": ["<leader>", "<C-j>"], "commands": ["vscode-harpoon.addEditor1"] },
    { "before": ["<leader>", "<C-k>"], "commands": ["vscode-harpoon.addEditor2"] },
    { "before": ["<leader>", "<C-l>"], "commands": ["vscode-harpoon.addEditor3"] },
    { "before": ["<leader>", "<C-;>"], "commands": ["vscode-harpoon.addEditor4"] },

    // --| Go-To-------------
    { "before": ["<C-j>"], "commands": ["vscode-harpoon.gotoEditor1"] },
    { "before": ["<C-k>"], "commands": ["vscode-harpoon.gotoEditor2"] },
    { "before": ["<C-l>"], "commands": ["vscode-harpoon.gotoEditor3"] },
    { "before": ["<C-;>"], "commands": ["vscode-harpoon.gotoEditor4"] },
    ...

Thank you for your time and consideration,
-id