Open folders in a predefined vs code environments

[tsathis]

I already know there is a option called work-space , but this does not addressed my issue.
This is the feature what I need,
Assume that I am using vs code for different purposes. As an example: I use vs code for,

1. Web designing (HTML, CSS, JS)
2. C++ Programming

When I'm working with HTML, CSS, JS I need to have some special extensions, tasks, launch properties etc. On the other hand when I'm working with C++ I need different extensions, tasks and launch properties. Assume I have two predefined environment for both separately. And these two environments will have only the extensions and other properties that are needed only for each environment. Now I need to open a folder to start a C++ project, so I open this folder with terminal command by adding a the environment name as argument. i.e. code . -env MyCppEnvironment or code . -env WebDesigning.

You may suggest that I could use workspaces option for this. But in my point of view I see workspace as follows,

I open a workspace for C++. code cppProject1.code-workspace. Then I configure the needed properties of the workspace(extensions, tasks, launch properties etc.), then add folders of related project to workspace. And work with it. So then we have to make the workspace again and again for each project.

[sandy081]

Looks dup of #39272

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