set activate workspace in .wmill/activeWorkspace in workspace directory

[wenbinye]

Set activate workspace in .wmill/activeWorkspace in workspace directory by command
wmill workspace switch <workspace>
The workspace activate when switch to the directory automatic.

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Important

Prioritize setting and getting active workspace from .wmill/activeWorkspace in workspace.ts, with fallback to global store.

• Behavior:
  • getActiveWorkspaceName() now prioritizes reading from .wmill/activeWorkspace before falling back to the global store.
  • setActiveWorkspace() writes to .wmill/activeWorkspace if .wmill directory exists, otherwise writes to global store.
• Functions:
  • Modifies getActiveWorkspaceName() and setActiveWorkspace() in workspace.ts to handle local and global workspace activation.
• Logging:
  • Logs a message if .wmill directory is not found when setting active workspace.

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1. cli/workspace.ts:128

• Draft comment:
  Consider using Deno.lstatSync instead of Deno.statSync to check if '.wmill' is a directory. lstatSync is more appropriate for checking the existence of a directory or file.
• Reason this comment was not posted:
  Confidence changes required: 50%
  The code attempts to check if '.wmill' is a directory using Deno.statSync, which can throw an error if the directory does not exist. This is correctly handled by the try-catch block, but the logic can be improved by using Deno.lstatSync, which is more appropriate for checking the existence of a directory or file.

2. cli/workspace.ts:43

• Draft comment:
  Consider handling the case where the '.wmill/activeWorkspace' file might be empty, which could lead to unexpected behavior.
• Reason this comment was not posted:
  Confidence changes required: 50%
  The code uses Deno.readTextFile to read the active workspace file. However, it does not handle the case where the file might be empty, which could lead to unexpected behavior. Adding a check for an empty file would improve robustness.

3. cli/workspace.ts:46

• Draft comment:
  Consider handling the case where the 'activeWorkspace' file might be empty, which could lead to unexpected behavior. This is also applicable in the previous Deno.readTextFile call.
• Reason this comment was not posted:
  Confidence changes required: 50%
  The code uses Deno.readTextFile to read the active workspace file. However, it does not handle the case where the file might be empty, which could lead to unexpected behavior. Adding a check for an empty file would improve robustness. This is applicable in both places where Deno.readTextFile is used for reading the active workspace.

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[rubenfiszel]

Thanks for the contribution.

It's a nice idea and I did want to do it too. It's lacking a bit of discovery and relying on the existence or not of .wmill which I'm not a fan.

I suggest to have an option: --persist-in-folder to the switch command that will indeed write there (and create dir if necessary) but otherwise it's not written there. So it is used by default only if .wmill/activeInstance in which case a log mention that it is used and how to override it or delete it.

When it's not used because it doesn't exist, a log mention that it's using the global setting because no .wmill/activeInstance was found