realmazharhussain / nautilus-code Goto Github PK

So idk if this was the intended use but I have vscode (native) and builder (flatpak), But it only shows vscode, which makes me think that, it either doesn't support multiple IDEs or there's a bug with the flatpak support. Thanks in advance!

Language

it: Italian

Translation Action

New Translation

Changes (Optional)

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Translation File

https://gist.github.com/glerroo/b7101941e7b65af6c4c3b6fd6240e47e

What happened?

In GNOME Files 43.2, clicking "Open in VSCodium" does not open open the selected folder.

Expected behavior

Open selected folder and editor of choice.

To Reproduce

1. Open GNOME Files
2. Right-click on a folder
3. Select "Open in (Editor of your choice)"

Detailed Explaination (Optional)

No response

Extension Version

v0.5

Source

RPM Fusion (Official GitHub Repo)

Environment

• OS: Fedora Workstation 37
• DE: GNOME 43

Description

Would be nice if there's support to "Open in ####" in the Desktop.
This extension is a very good one btw.
https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/2087/desktop-icons-ng-ding/

Explaination

No response

Hello, and thank you for this nice extension.

It would be nice to add i18n support, maybe with po files.

I use Gnome on my native language, and on the rightclick menu this is the only item in English, it annoys my OCD.

As it's only 2 words, it shouldn't be a big task to translate the program :)

Thank you!

What happened?

I opened code-oss via the context menu in a folder with a whitespace in it's path.

/home/user/software projects/project1

code-oss opened the non existing files "projects" and "project1"

Expected behavior

Instead the folder project1 should have been opened in oss-code

To Reproduce

navigate to a folder with a whitespace in it's path and open the folder in oss-code via the context menu entry

Detailed Explaination (Optional)

Maybe the behavior is explained by this: https://linuxhint.com/deal-spaces-file-path-linux/
I think in your code the path must be surrounded by quotation marks when executing the command.

Program Version

0.4-2

Source

AUR

Environment

• OS: Manjaro Linux 42.0.0
• DE: GNOME Shell 42.5

I'm vaguely surprised at the following missing editor options:

• $VISUAL
• $EDITOR
• emacs
• vi / vim / neovim

Description

Rename "Open in ####" instances where is used Code-OSS, VSCode, VSCodium and if there is support in the future VSCodeInsiders to "Open in Code" like in Windows.

Explaination

No response

I'm using Nautilus 43.2, which includes a open menu that I'm use to navigating to when I need to open a folder in GNOME Console. I would like to see "Open in EDITOR" here.

Acknowledgements

• I have read the list of currently supported code editors and IDEs and I don't see it listed there.

Editor/IDE website (Optional)

No response

I have reinstalled the extension because I couldn't find the old one.

Now i have some entry duplicated:

• Open in VSCodium
• Open in Builder
• Apri in VSCodium
• Apri in Builder

.local/share/nautilus-python/ and /usr/share/nautilus-python were empty

Description

I think it would be nice to have the possibility to use the extension on distros like Silverblue, GNOME OS or openSUSE MicroOS, but we need instructions for how to install it in our home folder. Can you add those in the README?

Explaination

No response

What happened?

I installed IntelliJ IDEA Ultimate and CLion EAP through JetBrains Toolbox, but no JetBrain IDEs appear in the Nautilus context menu. VSCode works.

Expected behavior

There's both "Open in Intellij IDEA" and "Open in CLion" in the context menu.

To Reproduce

1. Install JetBrains Toolbox (I installed it from the AUR)
2. Log in and install any tool in the Toolbox app
3. Install nautilus-code from the AUR
4. Right click on a folder

Detailed Explaination (Optional)

No response

Extension Version

0.5

Source

AUR

Environment

• OS: Arch Linux
• DE: GNOME 45.4

Acknowledgements

• I have read the list of currently supported code editors and IDEs and I don't see it listed there.

Editor/IDE website (Optional)

https://www.jetbrains.com/toolbox-app/download/other.html

The IDEs installed are usually found in ~/.local/share/JetBrains/Toolbox/apps.

... would be great.

On Windows, the context menu entry doesn't only allow opening the folder in VS Code, but it also allows to open selected file(s) in VS Code. This feature is really handy, It would be really cool if you could add this feature to this extension.

Thanks for your awesome work btw :))

What happened?

I use this extension on all my computers, and all except one it works as expected. I cannot figure out why it's not working correctly on this one computer.

If I right-click on a folder in nautilus, it will open the folder's parent folder in VS Code, not the folder itself.

Expected behavior

The folder I selected to "Open in VSCode" would open in VS Code.

To Reproduce

1. Clone nautilus-code repository.
2. Follow the installations instructions in the README.md
3. Right click on any folder in nautilus and select "Open in VSCode"

Detailed Explaination (Optional)

I am happy to troubleshoot this issue. But I don't know how to figure out what's going on. Is there a log I can look at?

Extension Version

f09f51e

Source

Source Code

Environment

• OS: Fedora Linux 38 (Workstation Edition)
• DE: GNOME 44.1

Description

Support for Code Insiders

Explaination

No response

Is it compatible with Gnome/Nautilus 44?