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  1. Custom Editor API | Visual Studio Code Extension API

    Custom Editor CustomEditorProvider and CustomReadonlyEditorProvider let you create custom editors for binary file formats. This API gives you full control over how the file is displayed to users, how edits …

  2. Natvis: Custom views for native objects - Visual Studio Code

    The Natvis framework allows developers to write custom schemas to help visualize native objects.

  3. Documentation for Visual Studio Code

    Your home for multi-agent development. Explore AI agents, coding tools, extensions, and everything you need to build faster with Visual Studio Code.

  4. VS Code API | Visual Studio Code Extension 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.

  5. Visual Studio Code - The open source AI code editor | Your home for ...

    Visual Studio Code is a free, open source AI code editor. Build with AI agents that plan, code, and debug for you. Manage multi-agent workflows across environments on Linux, macOS, and Windows.

  6. update.code.visualstudio.com

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  7. Visual Studio Code debug configuration

    Learn how to configure debugging in Visual Studio Code with launch.json, including attributes, variable substitution, and compound configurations.

  8. Activation Events | Visual Studio Code Extension API

    Activation Events Activation Events is a set of JSON declarations that you make in the activationEvents field of package.json Extension Manifest. Your extension becomes activated when the Activation …

  9. Workspace Trust - Visual Studio Code

    Restricted Mode When prompted by the Workspace Trust dialog, if you choose No, I don't trust the authors, VS Code goes into Restricted Mode to prevent code execution. The workbench displays a …

  10. Continuous Integration | Visual Studio Code Extension API

    The if property tells the CI to run the publish step only in certain cases. In our example, the condition has three checks: success() - Publish only if the tests pass. startsWith(github.ref, 'refs/tags/') - Publish …