You probably know that it is possible to use url to open file with vscode at line and column:

I have been following the instructions on how to use VS code to run a Jupyter notebook on a remote server but my installation doesn’t seem to match the instructions (https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/datascience/notebooks-web)

I’m working on a VS Code extension right now that uses a TreeDataProvider to display versions of an application. None of the TreeItems use a command directly — they’re used through the context when two versions are selected.

Is there a way to show “widgets” in the side panel of a VSCode extension’s TreeView? The default Search and Source Control tabs in the Activity Bar show a TreeView of files, but the search bar and commit messages inputs themselves aren’t part of the TreeView (presumably).

sum += a[i]
after typing ‘i’, pressing tab need to bring the cursor out of the brackets, but it first gives a tab space(4 spaces) and pressing tab once more brings the cursor out of the brackets.

The Makefile Tools extension in VSCode has a configuration field makefile.buildLog.

I have several panels open on VS Code (explorer, git history, terminal, etc.). I want to save this view including the sizing of the panels and then create a separate view that has different panels open with different sizing.

I have several panels open on VScode (explorer, git history, terminal etc.) I want to save this view including the sizing of the panels and then create a separate view that has different panels open with different sizing.

So, I’ve been noticing this for a while now, but a lot of times (not every time) when I am using the terminal in VSCode and start typing, the initial first key press doesn’t get recognized. I just thought it was a quirk and is easy enough to ignore…

I’m following this tree-view example: https://github.com/microsoft/vscode-extension-samples/blob/main/tree-view-sample/USAGE.md