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The extension looks for 'hdl-prj.json' in the root of the workspace only. However, it is reasonable for users to have multiple projects in different subdirs of the workspace. I think that it would be useful if the extension looked for the JSON file bottom-up (from the location of the file to the workspace).
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vs-code is really directory based, but some of the extensions work with a project file. I think C# needs a project file. I'd like to understand how they handle projects.
There is the concept of multi-root workspaces: https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/editor/multi-root-workspaces For example, in VUnit, using multi-root workspaces would require defining each example as a folder in the workspace, and another one for VUnit itself. Otherwise, all the sources are considered to belong to the same project.
In GHDL, the following ghdl.code-workspace can be used, provided that the three repos are cloned in the same parent dir:
The extension looks for 'hdl-prj.json' in the root of the workspace only. However, it is reasonable for users to have multiple projects in different subdirs of the workspace. I think that it would be useful if the extension looked for the JSON file bottom-up (from the location of the file to the workspace).
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