no right click action on file or folder

[jason919]

the flat package view is nice, however, I lose all the right click functions on files and folders.
Not sure if that's even possible with current VS code

[testforstephen]

We don't support right click on the Java Dependency View yet. Do you mean you lose the right click on the File Explorer?

[jason919]

Right click still works on the file explorer.
If the java dependency view supports all the right click, then it can replace the file explorer

[maxandersen]

+1 on this as without it the java dependency view is not really adding much value besides being a nice indicator that Java LSP actually is enabled. For now I'm minimizing the java dependency view as all the contextual actions I seem to use all the time are missing.

[testforstephen]

Menus in progress:

• Reveal in Explorer
• Copy Path
• Copy Relative Path
• Copy Qualified Name (enable for package and class)

If you want more menus to be added to dependency view, please add comment below.

[maxandersen]

How about all of them ? :)

Here are the ones I keep going for and then have to go to resource view on:

• Open to the Side
• Reveal in Finder
• Open in Terminal (for directories mainly)
• all the revision commands
• cut, copy, rename, delete

[0dinD]

Any updates on this? I noticed you can now create new classes/packages from the context menu, which is great! But it's really annoying to have to go back to the file explorer when you need to rename or delete said class/package. I agree with the previous comment, but rename and delete on class/package nodes is the feature that I miss the most!

[jdneo]

@0dinD Thank you for the suggestion. That's a valid request. I'll take a look these days.

[benzman81]

• New File
• New Folder

see #598

[jdneo]

New File and Folders are implemented in #742.

For other actions, there are separate issues to track:

• Support open in terminal option in context menu. #743
• Add a menu to copy qualified name #630

I'm closing this issue. Any new request please file issues separately for each of the actions. Thanks.