Add setting to override project directory location#887
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@DaelonSuzuka @HolonProduction Any opinions on this? This seems good to me on the surface. |
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The plugin currently provides no means of overriding the project directory location; it currently uses the first directory that contains
project.godotthat it finds. This means that if you're in a workspace with multipleproject.godots in various subdirectories, your only recourse is to either re-open the workspace scoped to that folder, or just delete those files.This PR provides the setting
godotTools.workspace.overrideProjectDir. Now when we search for the project dir, we check the setting with the scope of the current workspace directory (and every subsequent workspace directory if not found), and if we findproject.godotusing that, we use that.