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Would it be possible somehow to use the vscode-powertools to "pin" certain files, so that they won't close with cmd+w (on mac)?
I'm thinking to remap cmd+w to a powertool somehow, and make it call the vscode default close action, but first compare the file path with a simple list of files (
".vscode-pinned-files"
) to see if the files are there. I can make asafe-to-close.sh
shell script myse