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Published 20 hours ago • verified publisher icon thadeu

Question / Feature request: Using existing terminal

Open danielolivaresd opened this issue 3 years ago • 1 comments

Note: I'm not sure if this is possible, as I'm quite new to VS Code.

Is there a way that the rspec command runs on an existing (open) terminal? Maybe it would be a useful setting to avoid opening a new one and having to deal with it.

danielolivaresd avatar Jul 12 '22 15:07 danielolivaresd

Hey @danielolivaresd thanks for open this issue. So, I'm not sure as well. But I will search about this and talk about more. Ok?

We going to talk more

thadeu avatar Jul 22 '22 01:07 thadeu

@thadeu Have you had the chance to look into this? I'm trying to avoid this issue: Screenshot 2023-08-16 at 11 53 35

zarembas avatar Aug 16 '23 10:08 zarembas

@vassyz In Theory we use one terminal, because we make replace in the current terminal with the same name.

I'll investigate this issue and create a new version if necessary.

thadeu avatar Sep 12 '23 13:09 thadeu

@vassyz Can you could update extension and test again?

thadeu avatar Sep 15 '23 12:09 thadeu

@thadeu tested with the latest version and can confirm that the specs run in the same tab. Thank you! 🙇

zarembas avatar Sep 15 '23 14:09 zarembas