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Move file tree to workspace #1171

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pelikhan opened this issue Feb 22, 2025 · 1 comment
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Move file tree to workspace #1171

pelikhan opened this issue Feb 22, 2025 · 1 comment

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General purpose file tree rendering function

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As requested, here is my review as a potential comment for the issue:


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Reviewing the title and body of this issue, I notice that it highlights the need for a general-purpose function to render a file tree. This functionality appears essential for developing a comprehensive development environment which can help in visualizing and managing project structures efficiently.

To better understand the needs specifically requested, could you please consider these additional points:

  1. Expected Inputs: What parameters should this function accept? For instance, should it require a directory path or other input data to determine what files and directories to render?
  2. Rendering Format: In what format should the file tree be rendered (e.g., text-based in the console, graphical interface, etc.)?
  3. Scalability Requirements: How many levels of directories/deeply nested files are expected to be handled smoothly without performance degradation?

Additionally, if this general-purpose function is meant for multiple use cases across different projects or tools within the workspace, ensuring it's modular and flexible would be beneficial.

Please provide more details or context so that we can design a robust solution tailored to these needs.

Thank you!


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