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Support for predefined workingsets for search operations #2649
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I think the request makes sense. I would prefer including all main and test sources as the default preference. |
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Provide two scopes to search from for search operations such as - reference search - call hierarchy search Signed-off-by: Gayan Perera <gayanper@gmail.com>
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@gayanper I don't think we did type hierarchy, right ? |
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Add support to switch workingset such as "Main Source", "Test Source" for search operations such as
Type Hierarchyetc.
A simple implementation would be to introduce a server setting which will define the default workingset, by default this will be empty or include all main and test sources.
Then from the UI we could provide a picker to switch between Main, Test and All which are predefine values. We will show the current workingset in the status bar as well and clicking on that will trigger picker as well.
On the server side this setting will be used in the all Java search queries to define the scope of the search.
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