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Feature - Edit Profile #82
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The reason it's not in the command pallet is that it is a infrequently used feature. I do hope to allow profiles to be edited and removed in a future release. |
Thanks, that makes sense. can you provide some documentation for using the feature if its not exposed? Maybe this is something most people are aware of, but I'm missing something. Thanks :-) |
I won't close this, but I just published a new version where you can override your key in extension settings. I still want to get to this feature so I'm keeping it open :) |
I accidentally set my profile's name with my private token. Seems like I have to regenerated it again. |
Is there a way to remove a profile at this point? |
You can use the It's the nuclear option. |
How can I use this reset command?Answer: ctrl+shift+0 (Number 0) In the MacOS system environment, the shortcut key "ctrl+shift+0" is used directly to clear the private token. Although the success is clear, there is no interactive prompt. |
ctrl+shift+0 |
Hi @zhuziyi1989 |
Hi |
You should be able to remap that command. I’ll take a look. |
Hi, from File/Preferences/Keyboard Shortcut menu in VSCode, I was able to change the keyboard binding for extension.resetState and it works now. For some reason, the original mapping for this command is not working on my azerty keyboard. |
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I would like the ability to update a profile. It seems that the only option is to reset everything? For instance, I want to cycle my Personal Access Token on one profile, or change the name of it.
Also, do I have to map the reset to a command pallet item manually to use it? Is there a reason you don't have this mapped by default?
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