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What is currently happening
Currently using CTRL + Shift + P, then ROS: Create Terminal opens a ROS-sourced terminal. VSCode then supports Right-Click TerminalSplit Terminal OR CTRL + Shift + 5 to split the Terminal into parts.
The "child"-terminal then is an ordinary bash-Terminal.
What is needed
Make "child"-terminal splitted from ROS-Terminal another ROS Terminal with property inheritance. I.e. with the same sourced ressources.
Why is it needed
Nothing urgent of course, but it would be more comfortable for a workflow where one is running multiple commands simultaneously. E.g. ros2 run foopackage fooexecutable and ros2 run barpackage barexecutable.
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thank you for the feature request.
The split terminal feature is part of VSCode, I'm not sure that an extension can intercept that event and modify it. This will require some research.
What is currently happening
Currently using
CTRL + Shift + P
, thenROS: Create Terminal
opens a ROS-sourced terminal. VSCode then supportsRight-Click Terminal
Split Terminal
ORCTRL + Shift + 5
to split the Terminal into parts.The "child"-terminal then is an ordinary bash-Terminal.
What is needed
Make "child"-terminal splitted from ROS-Terminal another ROS Terminal with property inheritance. I.e. with the same sourced ressources.
Why is it needed
Nothing urgent of course, but it would be more comfortable for a workflow where one is running multiple commands simultaneously. E.g.
ros2 run foopackage fooexecutable
andros2 run barpackage barexecutable
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: