generate-workspace

Automating IDE workspace setup uses a configuration file to generate multi-root workspaces for Git repositories. This streamlines repository onboarding by creating the necessary workspace files across different IDEs automatically.

Yes, you can generate multi-root workspaces for VS Code and Cursor from a Git repository. The automation process reads JSON configuration files and outputs compatible workspace files for these specific IDEs.

Configuring workspace settings for a new Git repository is best handled using a `.workspace.config.json` file. This custom configuration dictates how the automated workspace generation processes and structures your IDE environments.

Yes, workspace generation requires TypeScript to process the JSON configuration files and execute the scripts. You need to run the generation script using an execution engine like `npx tsx` to apply the settings.

To initialize a workspace configuration file for an existing repository, navigate to your repository directory under `~/management-git` and run the generation script with the `--init` flag to create the base setup.

You need to generate multi-root workspaces during the onboarding process for new repositories. This allows seamless access to the repository across different IDEs like Antigravity, Cursor, and VS Code from a unified configuration.