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  • Built-in Commands | Visual Studio Code Extension API

    Built-in Commands This document lists a subset of Visual Studio Code commands that you might use with vscode.commands.executeCommand API. Read the Commands guide for how to use the commands API. The following is a sample of how to open a new folder in VS Code:

  • Transact-SQL in Visual Studio Code

    Learn about Visual Studio Code editor features (code completion, debugging, snippets, linting) for Transact-SQL.

  • VS Code API | Visual Studio Code Extension API

    VS Code API VS Code API is a set of JavaScript APIs that you can invoke in your Visual Studio Code extension. This page lists all VS Code APIs available to extension authors. API namespaces and classes This listing is compiled from the vscode.d.ts file from the VS Code repository. authentication

  • Basic editing - Visual Studio Code

    Basic editing Visual Studio Code is an editor first and foremost, and includes the features you need for highly productive source code editing. This topic takes you through the basics of the editor and helps you get moving with your code. Keyboard shortcuts Being able to keep your hands on the keyboard when writing code is crucial for high productivity. VS Code has a rich set of default ...

  • Commands | Visual Studio Code Extension API

    Some commands take arguments that control their behavior. Commands may also return a result. The API-like vscode.executeDefinitionProvider command, for example, queries a document for definitions at a given position. It takes a document URI and a position as arguments, and returns a promise with a list of definitions:

  • Notebooks, Visual Studio Code style

    Notebooks, Visual Studio Code style November 8, 2021 by Tanha Kabir, @_tanhakabir Notebooks are documents that contain a mix of rich Markdown, executable code snippets, and accompanying rich output. These are all separated into distinct cells and can be interleaved in any order. If you aren't familiar with notebooks, you might be familiar with REPLs (read-eval-print loop)? A REPL is an ...

  • June 2024 (version 1.91) - Visual Studio Code

    Based on the context of your selection, toggling this button scopes your find query to one or more selected cells, or lines within a cell. Copy or open text output from the context menu When working with text output in notebooks, you can now use the context menu of a text output to copy the output value or to open the output in a new editor.

  • May 2025 (version 1.101) - Visual Studio Code

    The "Assigned to Me" query in the "Pull Requests" view has been removed, and the "Local Pull Request Branches" and "All Open" queries can be removed using the setting githubPullRequests.queries. For repositories with Copilot, a "Copilot on My Behalf" query is added when the setting is unconfigured.

  • November 2024 (version 1.96) - Visual Studio Code

    The filter toggle remains available, enabling you to focus only on files and folders that match your query by hiding non-matching items. We also reenabled all context menu actions we had to disable in a previous release. We’ve also improved the user experience when using the find control.

  • Getting Started with Data Wrangler in VS Code

    Getting Started with Data Wrangler in VS Code Data Wrangler is a code-centric data viewing and cleaning tool that is integrated into VS Code and VS Code Jupyter Notebooks. It provides a rich user interface to view and analyze your data, show insightful column statistics and visualizations, and automatically generate Pandas code as you clean and transform the data. The following is an example ...