Add disconnect button next to edit button in Object Explorer connection panel #19927
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This PR adds a disconnect button inline next to the edit button for connection nodes in the Object Explorer panel, matching the behavior available in Azure Data Studio.
Problem
Currently in VS Code MSSQL extension, connected servers only show an edit button inline in the Object Explorer. Users have to right-click to access the disconnect option, which is less convenient than the Azure Data Studio experience where both edit and disconnect buttons are visible inline.
Before (VS Code):
After (matches Azure Data Studio):
Implementation
The changes leverage existing functionality and commands:
mssql.disconnectObjectExplorerNode
command$(debug-disconnect)
icon for proper inline displayThe disconnect functionality already existed and was fully implemented - this change simply makes it more accessible by adding it to the inline action buttons alongside the existing edit button.
Technical Details
mssql.disconnectObjectExplorerNode
command (no new functionality required)type=Server
viewItem context)Fixes #19781.
Warning
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node ./out/test/unit/runTest.js
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