Is it possible to provide a variable like vim does to set which characters should be recognized as filename which determines the jump target of the gf command?

In vim, there is a variable called isfname that can be set to determine which characters are recognized as filenames which determines the jump target of the gf command

When I use vim, I usually set isfname like this

set isfname +={,}
set isfanme -=,

The first line allows my vim to recognize the environment variable, and the second line excludes ",", so that in my log file, I can avoid jumping because it recognizes the "," after the file name. "," is printed by the software I use and cannot be changed.

If vscode-vim can provide similar settings, it can make the gf command more powerful

Start at the gf command entry point and trace how it identifies the filename or jump target. Compare that behavior with Vim's isfname setting and determine how a configurable character set should affect punctuation such as commas. Done means users can configure filename characters and gf follows the resulting target consistently.