Request: Option to present the folder structure in the test explorer

[Neutrino-Sunset]

I have multiple test suites in multiple folders. The test explorer currently displays these suites as a flat list prefixed by their location. E.g.

\Folder 1\test-suite-1.spec.js
\Folder 1\test-suite-2.spec.js
\Folder 1\test-suite-3.spec.js
\Folder 2\test-suite-4.spec.js
\Folder 2\test-suite-5.spec.js

I would much prefer it if the folder was represented as a node in the tree, e.g.

\Folder 1
test-suite-1.spec.js
test-suite-2.spec.js
test-suite-3.spec.js
\Folder 2
test-suite-4.spec.js
test-suite-5.spec.js

Although the difference might seem minor in this trival example, in a project with lots of tests in lots of folders I find a flat list where every suite is prefixed by the path to be rather painful to navigate, not least because you need an extremely wide sidebar to even be able to see the test suite names since they all have their relative paths prepended.

[adiian]

Not exactly what requested, but I added this feature so you can group hierarchically by testcase describe fields:

#76

I added a feature which groups the testcases by describe in test explorer ui panel in the vs code side bar.

To enable the feature you need to add the following param in .vscode/settings.son file:

"jasmineExplorer.groupByDescribe": true

you can create hierarchical structures by embedding describes in in each-other:

File1.spec.js:

describe('checks', () => {

  describe('APIChecker', () => {

    ...

File2.spec.js:

describe('checks', () => {

  describe('LLMChecker', () => {
    let checker;
    ...