VS Code Extension API Does Not Support Multiline Quick-Input
The VS Code quick-input API restricts all prompts to a single line, blocking extension developers from implementing multiline inputs like commit messages. This forces workarounds such as opening a full editor or splitting input across multiple prompts. The limitation is a VS Code API constraint with no user-side workaround.
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