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When a task is activated, the workspace should only show its filesΒ #3

@mkempster

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@mkempster

If I have 2 tasks each with file context, and I switch from one to the other, the workspace retains the files from the first task.

When I deactivate task 1, the workspace should close all open editors.

When I activate task 2, the workspace should by default open editors for all the files assigned to that task.

I guess this is might be described as the "Open Editors Tied To Active Task Context" theory of work. To accomplish this today, I

  1. deactivate task 1
  2. close-all in the active windows list
  3. activate task 2
  4. click the open-all-files link next to the task name

On the task-deactivation part: Closing all open editors works for me since I work with the automatically-assign-open-files-to-task setting flipped on. This might not make sense if that setting is flipped off.

On the task-activation part: I realize there's an open-all-files button to do this. This request opens the files when the task activates and save me the manual click.

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