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you can do that by literally creating a different dir for that and try it there. |
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For me it is about friction, deciding on a place to put the directory, creating it (outside of the current coding app), git init and making an initial commit, and then importing it as a project into the current coding app, and then when it doesn't pan out having to clean it up. My proposal would be a "New Project" that just opens up and the current coding app puts it somewhere the app manages, and then if it pans out migrating the project to somewhere user-manged via a context-menu or something. That said, I fully understand if it is not something that is of interest to the authors, this just happens to be something I do often. |
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Re-opening because this is a thing I want as well and we're kind of working on it |

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Sometimes I get an idea, it can be creating a small script or something similar, that is not a full project. It would be useful to be able to create temporary anonymous mini-projects just for these types of smaller interactions.
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