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view>Single Column layout editor does not have a command ? Can it still be used with toggle ? Rather can I toggle two keyboard short-cuts ?

Would be nice to not show information messages. I don't need to know that a value became true or false after I toggle a setting.

Can Setting Toggle, Toggle between settings ?

Hi,

It seems that there is no support for nested setting such as:

   "[terraform]": {
        "editor.codeLens": false
      },

How can I set a toggle for such a setting?

The following image shows the error(s) that show when I try to click on the extension, it is not working and I believe it's because of some wrong path, since it can't find the .json file.

I'm not sure if this is completely possible. I want to toggle between splitting a selected tab right and with the selected tab in split view; to close the tab. This is my settings for setting-toggle;

   "toggle.settingTitle":"workbench.action.splitEditorRight",
    "toggle.settingState1": "workbench.action.closeActiveEditor",
    "toggle.settingState2": "workbench.action.splitEditorRight",

Relatively new to VSCode, but I would think I need a command name like toggle.settingToggle in order to map the toggle to a keybinding? Nothing like that is documented in the readme.

I'd like to make a toggle for the squiggly underlines that appear underneath any errors as I type. To make them disappear, the following is needed in the settings.json

"workbench.colorCustomizations": {
  "editorError.foreground": "#00000000",
  "editorWarning.foreground": "#00000000",
  "editorInfo.foreground": "#00000000"
}

Is this extension able to toggle settings like the above?

Thanks a lot for this extension. I have an issue though:

I have 2 tabs open, a C# source code and settings.json. When I click on the "T" icon, settings.json is changed (toggling works), but the tab with the C# code is not updated. However, if I switch to settings.json and save it manually (Ctrl+s) and go back to the C# code tab, it's updated.

My expectation was this: when I'm on the C# code tab and press the "T" icon, I could see the changes (codelens on/off) immediately. But it's not the case right now.