Support TXT files as potential gallery targets #122
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Right-clicking on a txt file in file explorer will show an option to open it as a gallery. Such TXT files usually contain images outside of the working directory, therefore VSCode is given permission to access all files on the local system. <- This could be reduced to parent folders of all images.
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This is a feature we discussed a few days ago in an issue.
Right-clicking on a txt file in file explorer will show an option to open it as a gallery.
Such TXT files usually contain images outside of the working directory, therefore VSCode is given permission to access all files on the local system. <- This could be reduced to parent folders of all images.
BTW currently
vscefails to compile your extension because it contains SVGs.