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So I work on the same project with both windows and linux machines, the problem is that both have different command structures (linux uses $VAR and windows uses %VAR% for example)
I was hoping to be able to define an "OS LOCK" setting, where I can say "use this command for windows, and this command for linux"
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Another reason for this request is that windows uses \ in file paths, as well as the notorious C:\Path drive mounts, while in linux \ is used as an escape character to allow for characters to be parsed as raw string and not format strings (commonly used in VAR="echo \"example\"" while windows does not,
Yes, I think this would be a good addition. I’ve marked it as a future enhancement. Other vscode settings often include OS specific options. I’ll have to see how to best implememnt
So I work on the same project with both windows and linux machines, the problem is that both have different command structures (linux uses $VAR and windows uses %VAR% for example)
I was hoping to be able to define an "OS LOCK" setting, where I can say "use this command for windows, and this command for linux"
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: