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Code Outline Support

Is there a way to enable code outline support in Oracle Developer Tools for VS Code?
In the "Language PL/SQL" extension, the code outline is populated allowing you to quickly move from one procedure/function to another.
In addition, when your cursor is currently in a procedure/function, the name of it appears in the breadcrumbs at the top of the screen. This allows you to feel safe that you haven't accidentally scrolled to far when using something like Find or Find/Replace.
I think Code Outlines are critical features for any package that contains many procedures.
If this doesn't exist, can it please be added? This is the only thing stopping me from switching.
Thanks,
Chris
Answers
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Hi,
Thank you for the suggestion. We look at all feedback here in the forum when deciding what the next set of features will be.
To answer your question, no unfortunately this feature is not yet available.
Have you tried using Language PL/SQL extension side by side with our extension, to get the benefit of both set of features? If so, how did that go? Did they conflict? Were there issues doing that?
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i can't config the VSCODE to use both extensions side by side..