Floating Windows microsoft/vscode#10121 ? is it on the roadmap?
I'm curious before I start digging too deep, does the extension API for Vscode enable access to the data obtained within the context of a debug session?
For example, I debug an emulator with a 32_000 sized vector of integers. Basically impossible to use the debugger to examine this. I was thinking of making an extension that shows a pane representing selected debug variables in a more appropriate hex readout interface.
Hi all, I've been struggling to figure out how I would go about adding linting to an extension I've created (which only supports syntax highlighting currently). I thought I'd just throw my question out on here:
I can lint the code from the document (extracting code from looking at the github.com/microsoft/vscode-extension-samples on text-decoration) but I'm not sure if should decorate the text with underlines myself (using something like createTextEditorDecorationType) or report the warnings and errors via the VSCode API. I've looked at ESLint and PyLint as examples but they are quite large and overwhelming but I get the direction that linting errors and warnings are reported to the VSCode API somehow.
Does anyone have advice on where I can get started on reporting linting issues and/or the basic process for linting in extensions? Any advice or suggestions would be greatly appreciated, thanks!
Hello! Is there any ways to search text in "Results" window of MySQL (or other SQL) extension? Ctrl+F not working, right-click too.
I post issue about this here formulahendry/vscode-mysql#143 but seems this is VS Code limitation?
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src\lib.rs:23:41) to seek to the relevant place. clicking alone doesn't seem to do anything. I could have sworn that it used to seek to the relevant place with a simple click... not being that familiar with vscode just wondering what normally controls this to investigate. Is this part of vscode or the plugin (rust-analyzer) I'm using or potentially both?
There's https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/remote/containers-advanced#_developing-inside-a-container-on-a-remote-docker-host
but I can't seem to get it to work right. The hope is to develop "locally" with vscode, but have the devcontainer running on a remote machine
This allows vscode to build the container on the remote machine - mostly - but for some reason only a package-lock.json file is bound into the devcontainer workspace :(
Hey everyone, excited to get started on contributing to VSCode. I just ran the yarn eslint command and found 3 files to be having trivial linting warnings. Is there a reason for this or can I open a PR for this?
Sorry if it's a dumb question 🙁
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Hello everyone! Please help if you have an idea around the following, am kinda stuck and need help! TIA
Has anyone here worked on building a debugging protocol from start? I am a student, starting to work on it and needs some help with it.
The debugger is that for an assembler code, the debugger backend is being written in Java. I have gone through the VS code docs and DAP docs but still there are things which are a bit unclear to me. ( Some naive queries )
The things which I wish to understand are:
- What all will I have to implement to attain the debugging features in the editor?
- Which part of my implementation communicates with the debugger backend?
- What are we supposed to ensure in our debugger backend? Like any particular functions or APIs that we need to work with OR any particular way in which the responses from it should be provided?
- Where does the debugger backend gets hosted/ where does it runs?
Sorry If the questions are too naive, I tried reading the docs but I am bit unclear about these and hence stuck over it. Any help and guidance will mean a lot!
Thank you so much :)
Today https://github.com/microsoft/vscode-eslint got updated to 2.1.7 and created an ominous pop-up about reading files in my node_modules dir. Instead of permitting it, I went to the repo to first understand what changed in the extension and if it's legit and safe.
I found no references to 2.1.7. No 2.1.7 code in master, no notes in changelog, no tags, no releases. Whatever code was used to update the extension in the vscode marketplace is not present in the repo. This creates a problem where I don't know how to validate open source code being installed to and run on my machine.
I don't want to sound ungrateful because I truly am appreciative of hard work people do for open source software. It makes my life easier every single day. But I feel a bit stuck and would appreciate advice on how to gain perspective, adjust my expectations, or behave differently to address the issue. Also, is this normal or typical in this ecosystem?
Thanks again. I really hope I don't come off as being demanding or ungrateful.