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Is there a project manager in VSCode?

Is there a way to get similar functionality for this?

https://github.com/randy3k/Project-Manager

Even the Sublime project manager workflow will be enjoyable.

I am currently working with a file structure that resembles something like:

-Workspace - Folder1 - file1 - file2 - Folder2 - Folder3 - file1 - file2 - file3 - Folder4

We manage a project in Jira (for example, a ticket-based workflow, if that makes sense).

I often switch between tickets, and I would like to save the “state / session / current workspace” (all the files that I changed at that time) for the specific task that I was working on, so that I could also switch between files that were involved for a specific task.

I think I should note that the files I'm working on are also distributed in folders.

I can easily save the Sublime project and workspace for each ticket and switch to it, but I would like to do something similar in VSCode.

Edit It has been quite a while since I asked, and I am marking a new answer from @chachan

I also used it for a while, it works very well.

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Found this one and still works: https://github.com/alefragnani/vscode-project-manager

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There is currently no support in VS Code, but it is a good idea to expand.

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I'm new to the answer, so forgive me if I'm incredibly late. There is a project manager created by Alessandro Fragnani, which can be obtained from the VCS Marketplace. I just installed and turned it on earlier today. Hope this helps.

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I am using vscode-open-project
It is simple and fast.

More are listed here: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/search?

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Git Project Manager looks in the directory (and its subdirectories) for git repositories, so you don't need to manage the list.

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