Description
I have a project that involves python and arduino sketches. The naming of the arduino sketch is a perfectly cromulent my_project\sketch_name\sketch_name.iso within the main project directory which I open in vscode, my_project (I'm on windows if that wasn't clear ;) ). if I open AMW I get the make a new sketch option, which I ignore because I don't need a new sketch; I need my existing sketch which isn't listed. I try to select my board, and while I can click on it, it just spins the "busy" line in the attached image, seemingly forever.
My existing sketch opens just fine in a separate window where I open the my_project\sketch_name directory itself. That's super annoying, though, I as now I have to wrangle two windows separately.
I guess this is a feature request for the ability to navigate to subdirectories to select your sketch/don't insist that the sketch directory is the one that's open in vscode. And, separately, flag what's wrong when you try to select a board without having a sketch created/selected.
