#vscode — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #vscode, aggregated by home.social.
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The winapp CLI has a new release (ver 0.6.0): https://github.com/microsoft/winappCli/releases/tag/v0.6.0
And I updated the WinDev Helper #vscode extension to leverage the updates: https://github.com/alvinashcraft/windev-helper/releases/tag/4.2.0
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The winapp CLI has a new release (ver 0.6.0): https://github.com/microsoft/winappCli/releases/tag/v0.6.0
And I updated the WinDev Helper #vscode extension to leverage the updates: https://github.com/alvinashcraft/windev-helper/releases/tag/4.2.0
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Updated my guide on using LLMs with #Rstats (including #Rstudio, #Positron, and #VSCode options) to be more BYOK friendly and reflect changes in both VS Code Chat and Posit Assistant.
https://github.com/tpavlic/docs-and-guides/blob/main/using-llms-with-r.md -
Updated my guide on using LLMs with #Rstats (including #Rstudio, #Positron, and #VSCode options) to be more BYOK friendly and reflect changes in both VS Code Chat and Posit Assistant.
https://github.com/tpavlic/docs-and-guides/blob/main/using-llms-with-r.md -
#VisualStudioCode, when you move the window from one monitor to the other with Win-Key+Direction Key, then minimize, and restore the window, it'll come up on the monitor it moved away from, not the one it got minimized on.
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#VisualStudioCode, when you move the window from one monitor to the other with Win-Key+Direction Key, then minimize, and restore the window, it'll come up on the monitor it moved away from, not the one it got minimized on.
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Save yourself repetitive typing: CMake can read configuration values straight from environment variables, letting you set your preferred generator, enable compile_commands.json, and more - once in your shell config, applied to every build folder from then on.
For example: set CMAKE_GENERATOR=Ninja to skip typing -G Ninja every time.
It's not just cmake, either - ctest reads environment variables too. Set CTEST_OUTPUT_ON_FAILURE=1 and you'll always see output from failing tests.This complements CMake presets rather than replacing them: presets define per-project option sets, environment variables carry your personal defaults into every new project you create.
Full details: https://www.kdab.com/%C2%B5-boosting-your-cmake-productivity-with-environment-variables/
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Save yourself repetitive typing: CMake can read configuration values straight from environment variables, letting you set your preferred generator, enable compile_commands.json, and more - once in your shell config, applied to every build folder from then on.
For example: set CMAKE_GENERATOR=Ninja to skip typing -G Ninja every time.
It's not just cmake, either - ctest reads environment variables too. Set CTEST_OUTPUT_ON_FAILURE=1 and you'll always see output from failing tests.This complements CMake presets rather than replacing them: presets define per-project option sets, environment variables carry your personal defaults into every new project you create.
Full details: https://www.kdab.com/%C2%B5-boosting-your-cmake-productivity-with-environment-variables/
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I don't like that #vscode have switched to a very rapid release cadence. Make the update-button go away, I can't help but clicking it.
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I don't like that #vscode have switched to a very rapid release cadence. Make the update-button go away, I can't help but clicking it.
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Playing with creating a #VSCode extension (local only) to launch my Hugo shortcut commands. So I don't have to type them in the terminal but use the VSCode Command Palette.
This is easier than I thought it would be.
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Playing with creating a #VSCode extension (local only) to launch my Hugo shortcut commands. So I don't have to type them in the terminal but use the VSCode Command Palette.
This is easier than I thought it would be.
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Is there an easy way to use the new version of VSCode's Laravel extension?
I see on Github they released 2.0.0 last week but the marketplace is still showing 1.7.0, no idea how to get the vsix out of the source code.
https://github.com/laravel/vs-code-extension
https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=laravel.vscode-laravel -
Is there an easy way to use the new version of VSCode's Laravel extension?
I see on Github they released 2.0.0 last week but the marketplace is still showing 1.7.0, no idea how to get the vsix out of the source code.
https://github.com/laravel/vs-code-extension
https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=laravel.vscode-laravel -
#vscode extension kaellarkin.hugo-shortcode-syntax seems malicious. Its #cybersecurity badness score is 91/100!
```json
{"id": "kaellarkin.hugo-shortcode-syntax", "score": 91, "platform": "vscode"}
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#vscode extension kaellarkin.hugo-shortcode-syntax seems malicious. Its #cybersecurity badness score is 91/100!
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{"id": "kaellarkin.hugo-shortcode-syntax", "score": 91, "platform": "vscode"}
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#vscode extension iotaledger.iota-move seems malicious. Its #cybersecurity badness score is 100/100!
```json
{"id": "iotaledger.iota-move", "score": 100, "platform": "vscode"}
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#vscode extension iotaledger.iota-move seems malicious. Its #cybersecurity badness score is 100/100!
```json
{"id": "iotaledger.iota-move", "score": 100, "platform": "vscode"}
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Today I appreciated #VSCode's ability to show a preview of an .md file, rendered into nice Markdown. #OpenSource
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Today I appreciated #VSCode's ability to show a preview of an .md file, rendered into nice Markdown. #OpenSource
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#vscode extension nihilus118.perl-debugger seems malicious. Its #cybersecurity badness score is 98/100!
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{"id": "nihilus118.perl-debugger", "score": 98, "platform": "vscode"}
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#vscode extension nihilus118.perl-debugger seems malicious. Its #cybersecurity badness score is 98/100!
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{"id": "nihilus118.perl-debugger", "score": 98, "platform": "vscode"}
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#vscode extension jt.jakt seems malicious. Its #cybersecurity badness score is 99/100!
```json
{"id": "jt.jakt", "score": 99, "platform": "vscode"}
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#vscode extension jt.jakt seems malicious. Its #cybersecurity badness score is 99/100!
```json
{"id": "jt.jakt", "score": 99, "platform": "vscode"}
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#vscode extension Flutterando.flutter-mobx seems malicious. Its #cybersecurity badness score is 91/100!
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{"id": "Flutterando.flutter-mobx", "score": 91, "platform": "vscode"}
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#vscode extension Flutterando.flutter-mobx seems malicious. Its #cybersecurity badness score is 91/100!
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{"id": "Flutterando.flutter-mobx", "score": 91, "platform": "vscode"}
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#vscode extension casualjim.gotemplate seems malicious. Its #cybersecurity badness score is 93/100!
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{"id": "casualjim.gotemplate", "score": 93, "platform": "vscode"}
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#vscode extension casualjim.gotemplate seems malicious. Its #cybersecurity badness score is 93/100!
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{"id": "casualjim.gotemplate", "score": 93, "platform": "vscode"}
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#vscode extension AndenetAlexander.vim-cheatsheet seems malicious. Its #cybersecurity badness score is 96/100!
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{"id": "AndenetAlexander.vim-cheatsheet", "score": 96, "platform": "vscode"}
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#vscode extension AndenetAlexander.vim-cheatsheet seems malicious. Its #cybersecurity badness score is 96/100!
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{"id": "AndenetAlexander.vim-cheatsheet", "score": 96, "platform": "vscode"}
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#vscode extension maptz.regionfolder seems malicious. Its #cybersecurity badness score is 100/100!
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{"id": "maptz.regionfolder", "score": 100, "platform": "vscode"}
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#vscode extension maptz.regionfolder seems malicious. Its #cybersecurity badness score is 100/100!
```json
{"id": "maptz.regionfolder", "score": 100, "platform": "vscode"}
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#vscode extension helper-beeps.solidity-pro seems malicious. Its #cybersecurity badness score is 90/100!
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{"id": "helper-beeps.solidity-pro", "score": 90, "platform": "vscode"}
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#vscode extension helper-beeps.solidity-pro seems malicious. Its #cybersecurity badness score is 90/100!
```json
{"id": "helper-beeps.solidity-pro", "score": 90, "platform": "vscode"}
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#vscode extension MarinhoBrandao.Angular2Tests seems malicious. Its #cybersecurity badness score is 92/100!
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{"id": "MarinhoBrandao.Angular2Tests", "score": 92, "platform": "vscode"}
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#vscode extension MarinhoBrandao.Angular2Tests seems malicious. Its #cybersecurity badness score is 92/100!
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{"id": "MarinhoBrandao.Angular2Tests", "score": 92, "platform": "vscode"}
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#vscode extension magne-sjaastad.opm-flow-editor-support seems malicious. Its #cybersecurity badness score is 92/100!
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{"id": "magne-sjaastad.opm-flow-editor-support", "score": 92, "platform": "vscode"}
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#vscode extension magne-sjaastad.opm-flow-editor-support seems malicious. Its #cybersecurity badness score is 92/100!
```json
{"id": "magne-sjaastad.opm-flow-editor-support", "score": 92, "platform": "vscode"}
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#vscode extension AlDuncanson.react-hooks-snippets seems malicious. Its #cybersecurity badness score is 93/100!
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{"id": "AlDuncanson.react-hooks-snippets", "score": 93, "platform": "vscode"}
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#vscode extension AlDuncanson.react-hooks-snippets seems malicious. Its #cybersecurity badness score is 93/100!
```json
{"id": "AlDuncanson.react-hooks-snippets", "score": 93, "platform": "vscode"}
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#vscode extension AcademiaDosDevs.javafx seems malicious. Its #cybersecurity badness score is 100/100!
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{"id": "AcademiaDosDevs.javafx", "score": 100, "platform": "vscode"}
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#vscode extension AcademiaDosDevs.javafx seems malicious. Its #cybersecurity badness score is 100/100!
```json
{"id": "AcademiaDosDevs.javafx", "score": 100, "platform": "vscode"}
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#vscode extension rumbledb.jsoniq-vscode seems malicious. Its #cybersecurity badness score is 94/100!
```json
{"id": "rumbledb.jsoniq-vscode", "score": 94, "platform": "vscode"}
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#vscode extension rumbledb.jsoniq-vscode seems malicious. Its #cybersecurity badness score is 94/100!
```json
{"id": "rumbledb.jsoniq-vscode", "score": 94, "platform": "vscode"}
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#vscode extension amd.gaia-vscode seems malicious. Its #cybersecurity badness score is 94/100!
```json
{"id": "amd.gaia-vscode", "score": 94, "platform": "vscode"}
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#vscode extension amd.gaia-vscode seems malicious. Its #cybersecurity badness score is 94/100!
```json
{"id": "amd.gaia-vscode", "score": 94, "platform": "vscode"}
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#vscode extension slb235.vscode-coffeelint seems malicious. Its #cybersecurity badness score is 100/100!
```json
{"id": "slb235.vscode-coffeelint", "score": 100, "platform": "vscode"}
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#vscode extension slb235.vscode-coffeelint seems malicious. Its #cybersecurity badness score is 100/100!
```json
{"id": "slb235.vscode-coffeelint", "score": 100, "platform": "vscode"}
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#vscode extension mitsuhiko.insta seems malicious. Its #cybersecurity badness score is 97/100!
```json
{"id": "mitsuhiko.insta", "score": 97, "platform": "vscode"}
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#vscode extension mitsuhiko.insta seems malicious. Its #cybersecurity badness score is 97/100!
```json
{"id": "mitsuhiko.insta", "score": 97, "platform": "vscode"}
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