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Hi, I think I've found a bug.

I have a Rails project that has several (50?) files named base.rb in various directories.
Specifically, there are:

app/lib/notification_sender/base.rb
app/lib/notification_sender/email/base.rb
app/lib/notification_content/email/base.rb

# and corresponding spec files
spec/lib/notification_sender/base_spec.rb
spec/lib/notification_sender/email/base_spec.rb
spec/lib/notification_content/email/base_spec.rb

If I run go-to-spec from app/lib/notification_sender/email/base.rb...

What I expected to happen:
The corresponding spec spec/lib/notification_sender/email/base_spec.rb to open.

What happens:
Consistently spec/lib/notification_content/email/base_spec.rb is being opened.

Not sure if just file paths or class definitions are parsed, so I should mention that all classes are defined in the oneliner style:

class NotificationSender::Email::Base < NotificationSender::Base

And all specs like so:

# frozen_string_literal: true

# spring rspec spec/lib/notification_sender/email/base_spec.rb
RSpec.describe NotificationSender::Email::Base do
  # ...
end

I don't know if it's possible, I didn't find it anywhere, but it would be great if you could change the keyboard shortcut to not interfere with other shortcuts already using ctrl + shift + T (open a recently closed file for instance)

Hi, it looks like the plugin uses forward slash and does not have an option to use backslash if it's a windows computer. would be great if you could add it please!

        "args": [
            "--extensionDevelopmentPath=${workspaceFolder}",
            "--extensionTestsPath=${workspaceFolder}/test"
        ]

Feature request: would be great if you could configure it to create the test file it if doesn't exist. Would prob have to configure the test file pattern, e.g. "-test", ".test", ".spec" etc. Anyway just a thought.

Thanks for the extension, it works great!

I'm using the Ruby framework Hanami and it doesn't work at all. Sample folder structure of the relevant parts:

- apps
  - web
    - controllers
      - users
        - create.rb
        - update.rb
- lib
  - cyg
    - repositories
      - users
        - user_repository.rb
    - services
      - users
        - create.rb
        - update.rb
- spec
  - web
    - controllers
      - users
        - create_spec.rb
        - update_spec.rb
    - features
      - users
        - create_spec.rb
        - update_spec.rb
  - lib
    - cyg
      - repositories
        - users
          - user_repository_spec.rb
      - services
        - users
          - create_spec.rb
          - update_spec.rb

In my team we name our spec files like this: file-spec.js instead of file.spec.js. I think that would be great to define the suffix style in settings.