I think a second step would make this feature more cumbersome to use if it had to be picked every time. How about a setting that can be specified globally or per-workspace?

@plemarquand i did think about that, but i think usually one could just push "return" twice quickly instead of once, to also choose the language mode with the second push? I think VSCode also moves your last-used option to top?

A global setting could be fine but then we still should have another command that lets you choose the language mode you'd want, just in case?

Hi @award999 @MahdiBM @plemarquand , I was browsing over issues and found this. Looks like an interesting addition! Since this is still in Backlog I suppose a nice POC would help visualize this, so I made a tiny PR implementing just be basics of having another dropdown selecting Swift Versions. If this is something y'all would love a PR for I would love to iterate on this and contribute!

• feat: secondary quick pick for selecting Swift Version with runSwiftScript command #1476

I would prefer a global setting. But the setting could have options swift 6, swift 5 and ask each time.

Verified in 962681f

@plemarquand thank you, this looks good enough, but I would have included all swift-supported versions because why not:

note: valid arguments to '-swift-version' are '4', '4.2', '5', '6'

if Swift supports these, the official VSCode extension should too, IMO.

@MahdiBM sure, why not, I opened #1486