These include support for Emmet, an integrated terminal, IntelliSense for a bunch of different languages out-of-the-box (JavaScript, TypeScript, JSON, HTML, CSS, Less, and Sass), as well as version control support.īrowsing and installing extensions from within Visual Studio Code is pretty easy. You should note that Visual Studio Code has a lot of built-in support for many of the widely used extensions, plugins or packages found in other editors.

Installing Visual Studio Code extensions.

In addition, it is possible to donate via paypal. I am always looking for new ideas and feedback. When you like this extension make sure to star the repo. If you found a bug or are missing a feature do not hesitate to file an issue. The path to the packaged and published VSIX file. The action exposes the following outputs: Name Is only considered when packaging an extension. Currently only supported for the visual studio marketplace. Mark the extensions release as pre-release. Similar to vsce's -noVerify command line argument. When using this option set the pat option to a stub value.Īllow publishing extensions to the visual studio marketplace which use a proposed API (enableProposedApi: true). Set this option to true to package your extension but do not publish it. Use yarn instead of npm while packing extension files. Prepend all relative image links in README.md with this URL. Prepend all relative links in README.md with this URL. When extensionFile is set too packagePath is ignored.

Path to the extension to be packaged and published. This option will be preferred when set together with packagePath. The personal access token to the corresponding registry. You can set any or all of the following input parameters: Name In order to upload your extension to the VS Marketplace you need to set the pat option to the corresponding access token.įurther, the registryUrl must be set to. Therefore, I heavily encourage you to publish an extension with a (permissive) license such as the MIT license. However, this behavior is deprecated and a future release of this action will reject unlicensed extensions. You need to set the pat parameter to your Open VSX access token.įurther, you should ensure that you only publish an extension which is licensed.įor more information regarding Open VSX' timeline and its extensions' licensing check out Brian King's blog (section 'Licensing' and 'Timeline').Ĭurrently, this GitHub action allows you to publish extensions which do not state their license terms. To publish to the Open VSX Registry ensure that your extension's namespace was created beforehand. Pat: $įor a more complete and complex example one can check out the workflow of HaaLeo/vscode-timing.

name: Publish to Visual Studio Marketplace uses: with: name: Publish to Open VSX Registry uses: id: publishToOpenVSX with:

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