Add New Swift File command #1018
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Add a command that creates a new Swift File. Add it as an option to the File > New File picker. Add it as an option when right clicking a folder in a Swift project context. Add a keybinding of Opt+S Opt+N (or Alt+S Alt+N) to create a new Swift file.
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Add a command that creates a new Swift File. Add it as an option to the File > New File picker. Add it as an option when right clicking a folder in a Swift project context. Add a keybinding of Opt+S Opt+N (or Alt+S Alt+N) to create a new Swift file.