So it seems vsc has a build it commit message generator that is p good, but my version of vsc does not have it by default, I do have latest version no updates avaialable

I am trying to create a simple extension. This extension displays some text on an active text editor as ghost text only when the editor is empty, i.e., there is no text typed into the editor. But the moment something is typed in the editor, the ghost text must disappear and once again reappear when anything that has been typed is deleted out.

It looks like this to me. Can anyone help me fix this? A few lines did not disappear

I just found a pretty cool extension called “Power Tools”
https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=egomobile.vscode-powertools

I was unable to install C# extension on VScode version 1.19.3 with error Cannot read property ‘uri’ of null. Does anyone know what could possible cause it?

KIIT@DESKTOP-8FKKR3P MINGW64 /e/Code/Sat
$ /usr/bin/env C:Program FilesJavajdk-20binjava.exe -XX:+ShowCodeDetailsInExceptionMessages -cp E:CodeSatbin Recursion2.QuickSort
Enter the length of the array : 2
Enter the element at [0] : 6
Enter the element at [1] : 1
1 6
KIIT@DESKTOP-8FKKR3P MINGW64 /e/Code/Sat
$ ^C

My server has a restricted user for connecting via ssh to limit attack surface. I connect as this user and then switch users to another. Is it possible to do this with the Remote SSH extension in VSCode? Otherwise, what is the typical workaround?

For the last week or so I’ve noticed something new in VSCode where sometimes when I highlight a variable, it’ll highlight that variable and all other instances of that variable in red. When I change the name in one location it’ll change it elsewhere automatically. Functionality that’d be neat in its own right but I can’t figure out how to turn it off and it’s incredibly disruptive, see screenshots. Unsure if it’s a new feature or some shortcut I accidentally enabled but I’ve tried looking through the release notes and bisecting my extensions to make sure it’s not that and haven’t had success.

Where does vscode store the fact that an extension has been disabled for a workspace?
I see that workspace extension recommendations are stored in ./vscode/extensions.json
but I can’t find where the setting is stored for disabling extensions in a workspace.

i have created a custome extention. instead of uploading into marketplace i want to install the extention using install from vsix option in extentions. i did everything but in readme.md file there is a image it is not loading in visual studio code extention when browsed.