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Hey there,
I have a VSCode workspace setup in which I have all my most used config files from different locations added, but you can't add individual files to the workspace, only folders, so in order to be able to add my .jobber config file I would have to add the entire home directory, which would really defeat the whole purpose of maintaining a workspace with only specific things in it.
As such, I was wondering if there is any mechanism built-in similar to ripgrep or fdfind, etc, in which you can specify an environment variable, such as JOBBER_CONFIG_PATH="~/.config/jobber/.jobber" and then it would look in that location for the .jobber file instead, or am I going to be limited to doing a symlink or something along those lines?
Thanks,
-MH
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Hey there,
I have a VSCode workspace setup in which I have all my most used config files from different locations added, but you can't add individual files to the workspace, only folders, so in order to be able to add my .jobber config file I would have to add the entire home directory, which would really defeat the whole purpose of maintaining a workspace with only specific things in it.
As such, I was wondering if there is any mechanism built-in similar to ripgrep or fdfind, etc, in which you can specify an environment variable, such as
JOBBER_CONFIG_PATH="~/.config/jobber/.jobber"
and then it would look in that location for the .jobber file instead, or am I going to be limited to doing a symlink or something along those lines?Thanks,
-MH
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: