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Terminal quick fix title should show the command that should be run #161907
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Not sure if we want to show all of those details - maybe we could on hover of the action? |
If you do not want to render all the details then I suggest to render the first n characters and render And 👍 for on hover to show the whole thing |
#161599 is is about coding convenience, plus this issue. For simple commands like this we should always show the full thing without hover imo (hovering also can't happen on native dropdowns). This will increase the user's trust in the feature |
Agreed. We could have a long command cutoff limit - 50 characters for example. After that we can render elipses |
Commands that long are probably too complicated anyway, such as how we free the port which is a little different as it's handled outside of the terminal |
I think we should also show the URL we're navigating to vscode/src/vs/workbench/contrib/terminal/browser/terminalQuickFixBuiltinActions.ts Line 131 in 0857860
A good example of why this trust is important is because this: Was navigating to |
Testing #161846
git checkout -b lalala
git push
git push --set-upstream origin lalala
Right now the user does not know what will be run, so it is surprising and does not give confidence.
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