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• July 2022 (version 1.70) - Visual Studio Code

  Learn what is new in the Visual Studio Code July 2022 Release (1.70)

• February 2017 (version 1.10) - Visual Studio Code

  See what is new in the Visual Studio Code February 2017 Release (1.10)

• March 2023 (version 1.77) - Visual Studio Code

  Learn what is new in the Visual Studio Code March 2023 Release (1.77)

• Introducing the Visual Studio Code Private Marketplace: Your Team's ...

  With the Private Marketplace, you can: Curate exactly which extensions appear for your organization, whether they're internal tools or trusted public plugins. Lock down sensitive IP by privately hosting your own extensions—no more sharing proprietary code outside your firewall. Easily rehost vetted public extensions after your own checks, so your teams can use familiar tools in secure or air ...

• Editing JSON with Visual Studio Code

  Offline mode json.schemaDownload.enable controls whether the JSON extension fetches JSON schemas from http and https. A warning triangle will show in the status bar when the current editor would like to use schemas that cannot be downloaded.

• Set up GitHub Copilot in VS Code - Visual Studio Code

  Important Telemetry in your free version of GitHub Copilot is currently enabled. By default, code suggestions that match public code, including code references in the VS Code and github.com experience, are allowed. You can opt out of telemetry data collection by disabling telemetry in VS Code by setting telemetry.telemetryLevel ORG to off, or you can adjust both telemetry and code suggestion ...

• Markdown and Visual Studio Code

  You can Drag and drop a file from VS Code's Explorer or from your operating system into a Markdown editor. Start by dragging a file from VS Code's Explorer over your Markdown code and then hold down Shift to start dropping it into the file. The preview cursor shows where it will be inserted when you drop it.