Currently, this version update has only been implemented by the built-in javascript debugger for property getters, but we expect that other debugger extensions will follow soon. This is available for debugging extensions that support the new lazy variable feature.

VS Code’s generic debugger can now show a button for the user to fetch the variable value on demand. Debugger lazy variable evaluationĪccessing the value of a variable may have side effects or be expensive. There is a new command Git: “git.closeDiffonOperation” Close ALL Diff Editors in the command palette that can be used to close all open diff editors when changes are stashed, committed, discarded, staged, or unstaged. This new feature helps us with managing the diff editor’s tabs. This can be useful if we want to start a new editor group or drop a result into an existing editor group. We can now drag and drop a problem, search, or reference result into the editor, opening the file and revealing the result position. Numerous feature requests accumulated over time to improve this feature and also add more capabilities.Ī new light high contrast theme has been added to improve legibility and readability of the editor.Īudio cues have been added with this release, including audio cues for warnings, inline suggestions, and debugger breakpoint hits.ĭrag and Drop problems and search results The editor history navigation feature in VS code drives some popular commands, such as Go Back and Go Forward. Scope to Go Back/ Go Forward history to editor group or single editor.

This version update comes with some useful new features and functionality, including a new theme, audio cues, and editor history navigation, along with a preview of terminal shell integration.įollowing are descriptions of some of the notable new features and links for more information, New editor history navigation Microsoft released visual studio code v.1.63 on Feb-2022.

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