I manage a ton of projects, and with every app I use, I give each project a "friendly" name where I can - x-frontend, x-backend, y-marketing, etc

In VSCode, I generally do this by way of workspace settings. In one of my projects, this is the .code-workspace file,

When in the project, this is nearly perfect. I want it "called" shopify-frontend, and it is, everywhere but in the editor window. I call it that in other places like Sourcetree and other apps too, like I said, which makes shifting between one app and project easier for me.

The issue comes with shifting to a different project. When giving a friendly name to most all other apps, that friendly name is used throughout the app, but this doesn't seem to be the case here. With VS Code, they use the path,

VSCode knows that it's a workspace, by way of the tag, and it seems like it's trying to show a "friendly name" but it's not using that information here. Some workspaces are sub-directories of repositories, so I really would prefer not to have the reference to it be as "basic" as just the path, but I haven't been able to find a way to do it.