Is there a way to quickly re-save/update current project?

[brimby]

To "re-save" (update) the current project, the only way I know how to do it is to hit the save button, type in the name of the project I'm already on, and then it gives me a notice that the project already exists and asks if I want to update it. Is there a faster/easier way? When I'm working on different features/areas of a project I like to save which files I had open recently which is why I want to update the project often.

[alefragnani]

Hi,

There is no such feature today, but based on the description of your scenario, I don't think you need re-save the project.

The extension doesn't monitor which files you opened or edited. It doesn't save nor restore opened files on the current project. This behavior is a VS Code builtin feature. So, there is no need to re-save the project when you touch any file or folder. VS Code itself will take care of restoring this for you.

When you save a project in the extension, it only stores the project's path and the name you provided, like below. Updating anything within that project, is not relevant to the extension.

    {
	"name": "Project Manager",
	"rootPath": "~/sources/vscode-project-manager",
	"paths": [],
	"tags": [
		"Personal",
		"VS Code"
	],
	"enabled": true
    },

Hope this helps