I have an small problem in my working environment. For every new version of software, we need to create new workspace (not ask why..), first we use monitor TCP/IP with eclipse-luna. Every time, we must recreate the monitor.
How could i import/export config of Monitor ? it's really tired because we have many backend.
He could be very useful for my team because we use an common .properties (contains all adress) which each developper change for doing monitoring. If we have been able to have an export/import monitor TCP/Ip, it's will be more easy to do accept to create another file which will be delegate to monitoring.
It's an old project and many thing could be do on for upgrade developing environment..
You can try exporting preferences in your older workspace:
Right Click in explorer > Export > Preferences
Then when in your new workspace :
Right Click in explorer > Import > Preferences > select the file you just exported
Not sure if your properties will be there...
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The new version of VSCode 1.75 contains the new feature Profiles, which can be accessed via [Settings-Wheel]-[profiles].
One can now create profiles with different extensions and switch between them.
It would be great if a workspace would automatically use a specific profile.
Is there any way to bind the profiles to a workspace/working directory so that I can set up a workspace to automatically select a specific profile when I open that workspace?
So far I have not found a way to do this.
As it turns out, VSCode does this already. You just have to follow the correct order:
You select a specific workspace / folder and set your profile there the way you want it to be for that workspace - I take a workspace for C++ and uninstall everything I don't need for C++ development.
Now you can choose another workspace - for example one for Python. I create a new profile (I like to use one based on my base profile where I had everything installed so far) and remove everything from it that I don't need for Python development - for example the C/C++ development tools.
If I now switch back to my C++ workspace, I find all the settings there again as I left them.
The nice thing is that I don't just deactivate extensions as before - I actually uninstall them from the profile.
It makes the Extensions area much cleaner.
The situation is, I want to share my settings of vscode.dev to others. That could include
extensions installed
tabs opened (not files, but some extension related tabs such as panels or previews)
So the person who clicked on the shared link can go to vscode.dev, but with my configurations.
Try to use Settings Sync, its the easiest way: Settings Sync
You could try to create a settings.json too, and share that file with others.
I think the only solutions you have here is to use either GitHub Codespaces (Dev Containers) or store config in repository.
Basically you will not have a link for preconfigured vscode.dev. The idea is to have all required configuration in devcontainer.json file committed it to repository. So whenever the repository is opened VSCode uses the file to configure environment.
Also you can change you settings in Workspace and right click on extensions and click "add to workspace recommendations". That will create .vscode/extensions.json, .vscode/settings.json and commit .vscode folder into repository.
TLDR: commit VSCode configuration files into repository and open repository in vscode.dev
Look into Profiles, which can be enabled in your Settings (currently experimental but will be made generally available in vscode v1.75 due out very soon.
Current setting in Stable: Workbench > Experimental > Settings Profiles: Enabled
There is no setting for Profiles in the Insiders Build, it is just enabled by default. I assume when v1.75 Stable comes out that will also be the case.
See v1.75 Release Notes: Profiles:
We are happy to announce that the Profiles feature is now generally
available in VS Code. A Profile can include extensions, settings,
keyboard shortcuts, UI state, tasks, and user snippets. You can
customize VS Code for different development scenarios like data
science, documentation writing or for multiple programming languages
like Python or Java. If you have different VS Code setups based on
workflow like Work or Demo, you could also save those as different
profiles. You can open multiple workspaces (folders) with different
profiles applied simultaneously.
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You can also export and import profiles to share them with your
colleagues, friends or students to help them get started with VS Code.
The following video demonstrates how to export a profile using a
GitHub gist in order to share it with someone. Users that receive the
profile link can preview the shared profile in VS Code for the Web and
import it to their local VS Code instance.
There is a nice mp4 demonstration in the link, but it appears SO would take that format.
You can export a Profile to a Github Gist so that it can be imported by someone else or to a local file you can share (or yourself to a new maching, etc.) - my demo shows all the settings, UI State and extensions it can include.
More info on Profiles at v1.69 Release Notes: Settings Profiles
I'm running Aptana Studio 3 and I have multiple remote connections setup for uploading my website to.
Some are for deployment, others are for testing and development.
Currently I'm have to manually drag the files across to the correct server, what I'd like to be able to do it right click on a file in the app explorer and select publish >> upload and it will go to the correct remote server, is there some way I can choose a default upload server so I can get this behaviour?
You can set the default connection under Project > Properties > File Transfer
There will be a drop down list of all of the connections you have set up for this project, pick the one you want to use by default and check the 'Use the connection as default' box and it will not ask you where you want to upload each time. Or, you can uncheck that box and it will prompt you to choose a connection each time you upload, with the one you've selected from this screen selected.
FWIW, Ctrl + Shift + U is the default upload shortcut and way easier than find file in explorer > right click > publish > upload, etc.
I cannot figure out how to show a local system file tree structure in Zend Studio 10. Nearly all IDEs have this capability. Can someone please tell me how I can browse my local system to open a file without having to create a project?
I don't think this is possible without explicitly creating a project. I think there is a workaround for this if you are using Linux/OSX. Go to Window > Show View > Remote Systems and create an ssh connection to your local host.
Yes, this is an ugly solution but at least its something!
I have a problem with Eclipse remote save.
I have been using Netbeans for 2 years, my projects are stored in local and also in remote test servers.
When I opened, change and saved files in Netbeans, it also saves (overwrites) the files to remote location.
Configuration of Netbeans is described here : Netbeans Remote Sync
Another thing is checkouted code from SVN is in my local, and I only commit from local, never from remote, I mean I use remote server only for testing purposes.
I decided to switch Eclipse because of other reasons, but I cannot succeed to prepare a similar development environment.
I tried remote explorer,it's complicated and I cannot find a solution to my problem. There are some suggessions by using Ant, I think, this can be easy thing.Ant is much more for me.
I am open to any suggessions, to prepare a similar development environment I described above in Netbeans case.
Regards...
The link to the NetBeans page only shows the settings for localhost connection.
The remote connection requires an ftp server on the remote machine.
First I will show the Eclipse settings for localhost connection.
File -- New -- PHP Project.
Project Name : SwitchLoc
Click
Folder -- Next
Settings as shown on image. Click Browse
Create a new connection.
Settings as shown on image. Click Next
Only to see what's going on : Click Next or Finish
Back to Connection select the one just created.
Select a folder under your www root.
Create a new php file
Right click on Switch new -- PHP File -- echo.php
Richt click on echo.php -- Properties -- Run/Debug Settings -- New -- PHP Web Page
Settings as shown on image. Click Browse
Uncheck Auto Generate and change the URL
Switch to Tab Common
Settings as shown on image. Click OK
Start Debug
select switch-local
Output
Next: Create a remote connection to a Remote Server with FTP and remote debug.
Follows in the sequel.