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Having search history definitely makes sense. VS Code itself has both for the simple "Find" and "Search: Find in files". The extension already has a limited support for it: you can set "filterlines.preserveSearch": true in your user settings and the extension will store the last value searched for.
I cannot support multiple values in search history for the moment as VS Code extension API doesn't have UI elements that would be required, see for example microsoft/vscode#35785.
1. The InputBox widget does not provide completions, a dropdown, or even a possibility to track user's keyboard input, such as Alt-↑↓ keys, which the extension could employ to support navigation through search history.
2. The QuickPick widget does provide a dropdown, and with a quick hack it is even possible to allow for arbitrary values in addition to the items in the dropdown (the search history), e.g.
3. Technically, it is possible to devise our own UI (as in the Color Picker extension, for example), but it will involve kicking off a separate Electron process with a separate app / UI it, which is far too much for the task at hand.
Overall, I don't see any feasible options :-( I am going to leave this issue open for tracking and in case someone comes up one day with an acceptable solution.
Please add a history of filter queries. It's a really useful feature.
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