I have been working on a vsCode extension and was able to launch and debug fine. But now after bundling the extension with webpack I'm unable to bind breakpoints correctly Things that I have tried Apply the solutions mentioned in…
Is there a way to enforce the structure of an object setting? For example package.json: { "contributes": { "configuration": { "properties": { "myextension.mysetting": { "type": "object", "default": { "anyKey": { "property1": "", "property2": "" } } } } } }…
I init my first vscode extension following this page. Here is my steps: npm install -g yo generator-code yo code And here is the package.json generated: { "name": "helloworld", "displayName": "helloworld", "description": "description helloworld", "version": "0.0.1", "engines": { "vscode": "^1.72.0"…
So the tutorial to developing visual studio code extensions says to hit F5 and then command palette which is where I should see the hello world command given by this default code for extension. This is the repository for the…
Trying to write an extension that executes the terminal command. For example: if I execute the sensors command in the terminal, it will show the CPU temperature. I want to create a command that prints this information into the terminal…
In VSCode with the extension vscode-neovim installed: How to set up the keybindings so that, for example, ctrl+u moves the screen a half-page up, and then centers it vertically? Vice-versa for down and full-page up/down. I tried this in my…
Can I enable/disable specific extensions in VSCode from other extension? There are commands to enable/disable all extensions, but I found no commands or methods for specific extensions. Edited : My description was insufficient, sorry. I'm creating an extension that manages…
I press F5 to debug a VSCode extension and VSCode will open a new window that will contain the extension. The extension will open a new VSCode window to open a specific project. But this new VSCode window didn't contain…
I write and run my code in VScode but it shows nothing in the terminal.
That's all, sometimes I miss I could do that while working on different parts of a kinda long script or whatever... So I think it'd be nice if, as we can do in a spread sheet by fixing a row…