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I found this extension while trying to find a solution to recycle old open tabs (files) in vscode. Yours extension seems to be close to to that but not having the magic "age" feature present.
The idea is that the number of openfiles keeps growing naturally and while I do not want to close recent files I have no problem if those that were not accessed (in vscode) in the last 48 hours (and that are unmodified).
This would make it more close to browsers where there are extensions to close old tabs.
Could you please consider this? I think it should be possible to find a way to identify when a file was active in vscode and base the recycle condition on that.
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Hi - it sounds like a different extension to this one - I thought there was an extension that did what you describe, but I can't find it either.
It would be fairly simple to write one - it would just set a timestamp every time a document was opened or changed. Would you want it to close the tabs automatically, or on a command?
I found this extension while trying to find a solution to recycle old open tabs (files) in vscode. Yours extension seems to be close to to that but not having the magic "age" feature present.
The idea is that the number of openfiles keeps growing naturally and while I do not want to close recent files I have no problem if those that were not accessed (in vscode) in the last 48 hours (and that are unmodified).
This would make it more close to browsers where there are extensions to close old tabs.
Could you please consider this? I think it should be possible to find a way to identify when a file was active in vscode and base the recycle condition on that.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: