Manage multiple AL extensions in one workspace
Visual Studio Code offers the multi-root workspace feature, which enables you to group different project folders into one workspace. The AL Language extension also supports the multi-root functionality and allows you to work with multiple AL folders, including roots and projects within one workspace.
Follow these steps to work simultaneously on several related projects:
On the File tab of Visual Studio Code, select Add Folder to Workspace... to add other AL extensions to a workspace.
Save the workspace file if you plan to open it again. This action will create a .code-workspace file that contains an array of folders with either absolute or relative paths. If you want to share your workspace files, choose the relative paths.
Modify the settings of your files by using the Settings editor. You can change your user settings, global workspace settings, or individual folder settings.