docs: add tip on how to find available command ids#74
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Thanks a lot for this amazing extension, exactly what I was looking for 🥳 I might've overlooked it, but I had to search to know how to find available command ids I could use in my sequence so I thought it'd be nice to add to the readme. What do you think?
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Thank you for the great PR! |
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You're right, I clarified how to get the command id from the shortcut list |
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I understand. |
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Thanks a lot for this amazing extension, exactly what I was looking for 🥳
I might've overlooked it, but I had to search to know how to find available command ids I could use in my sequence so I thought it'd be nice to add to the readme.
What do you think?