Add new exportWorkspace command #60
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pappleby
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Jun 8, 2025
| // perform a compilation and return the output (used to export to other VSCode extensions) | ||
| // Error handling / user-facing error messaging handled by the caller | ||
| context.subscriptions.push( | ||
| vscode.commands.registerCommand("yarnspinner.exportWorkspace", () => { |
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Didn't also add this to the commands list in package.json, since there's not really any useful user facing output from this command.
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Confirmed that the calling extension gets the compilation results: |
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This PR adds a new
exportWorkspacecommand which compiles a project and returns the results. It uses the same existing functionality as theexportPreview/showPreviewcommands but stops before doing any further conversion. This would be useful for interop with other vscode extensions (my use case is an extension to support my WIP playdate port, but could imagine this also enabling lot of small bespoke tools to analyze/manage yarnspinner projects).