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Extension telling me there is no active workspaceFolders while there is

Hello,

I have a folder opened is vscode, containing only 3 python files. While I have one of these python files opened and active, when I start the "auto" debug configuration, the extension gives me the error message : "No active workspaceFolders".
Here is the launch configurations that I have.
Screenshot 2022-07-18 193134

I found out it happens because my launch configurations are stored in the settings.json file of vscode and not in a launch.json file in my workspace folder.
As putting launch configurations in settings.json is supported by vscode, will it be supported by this extension in the future ?

Thanks.

Multi-OS Switching Support

Enhancement Request

As well as the ability to switch based on glob file matching it would be awesome if one could also switch based on the OS type. The extension works well on Windows and MacOS but I would like to have one auto-debug file synched across devices that works wherever I am. Of course I would prefer to have debug scripts that run on both OS's but this is not always (easily) possible.

Scoped directories don't work without leading globstar

I'm trying to setup a couple of different debug configs scoped to different directories based on your example config, e.g

"map": {
  "test/**/*.js": "Debug Mocha File",
  "other/**/*.js": "Custom Debug",
}

Originally I thought it was a problem with the globstar (**) not being supported. After some experimenting though I was able to get it working with a leading globstar, e.g. **/test/**/*.js. That's a bit of an unfortunate workaround and wondering if there's a way to fix it. If not, should at least update the example on the extension page with a note.

BTW, thanks for this extension. Spent like half an hour trying to figure out how to make F5 work like this natively in vscode before finding your issue and extension.

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