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VS Code will have support for multiple root folders in the next release, and vs-deploy will have to be updated to support it. Currently on the "Insiders" release, if you configure a multi-root project, and edit your Workspace Settings to contain only one folder, vs-deploy still works fine, but if you have more than 1 folder in the Workspace, things stop working as expected.
Currently, your settings are on the default (window) but might make more sense as resource. This means that the .vscode/settings.json file where we used to put our deploy config would still be used but on a rootFolder by rootFolder basis, which I think makes sense.
If the settings are window based, then users who move to multi-root project have to migrate to the xxx.code-workspace file, and more importantly its unclear to what folder(s) those settings would apply to (and would seem to need a much bigger code refactor to fully support settings for folders other than the first).
I can confirm that multi-root is working, provided that the settings defined in xxx.code-workspace are assumed to apply to the first folder in the array (folders[0].path).
VS Code will have support for multiple root folders in the next release, and vs-deploy will have to be updated to support it. Currently on the "Insiders" release, if you configure a multi-root project, and edit your Workspace Settings to contain only one folder, vs-deploy still works fine, but if you have more than 1 folder in the Workspace, things stop working as expected.
https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode/wiki/Extension-Authoring:-Adopting-Multi-Root-Workspace-APIs
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