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Title: DotCommand 1.3.0 is out. I completely rebuilt the extension.
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Hey everyone,
I just pushed a huge update for DotCommand, my command manager for VS Code.
This was a massive refactor. I finished 33 tasks and reorganized the entire codebase into a much cleaner, feature-based structure.
The main goal was to make commands accessible from anywhere. I'm calling it "5 Levels of Access".
You can now run commands from a new Quick Picker (Ctrl+Shift+R), buttons I added to the Status Bar, new right-click context menus, and a bunch of new keyboard shortcuts.
I also added a global command history, a 90-day trash system for deleted commands, and a new way to create command templates with variables.
P.S. I also fixed the command cleaning, so it should now work correctly with all command prefixes.
It feels like a brand new extension. I'm pretty proud of this one and would love for you to try it and give me some honest feedback.
You can grab it here:
Marketplace: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=FreeRave.dotcommand
GitHub: https://github.com/kareem2099/dotcommand
Thanks.
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