Visual Studio Live Share enables you to collaborate in real-time in Visual Studio Code with your colleagues or friends. Working with Kubernetes? This extension adds another view for interacting with your cluster ms-kubernetes-tools.vscode-kubernetes-tools GitLens is absolutely invaluable when working with source control. Using the Docker extension adds another view to Visual Studio Code to ease working with containers ms-azuretools.vscode-dockerĪs an open-source project maintainer it is good to be able to work with GitHub pull requests without leaving Visual Studio Code github.vscode-pull-request-github Preview I am rubbish at spelling and typing so I use this to help point out the issues! de-spell-checker The blackboard theme is my default one gerane.theme-blackboardĬhasing closing brackets is much easier with the Bracket Pair Colorixer, I use the beta version coenraads.bracket-pair-colorizer-2
I have a few theme extensions, this one is for fun in demos 😉 beardedbear.beardedtheme When creating ARM templates, this extension is very useful msazurermtools.azurerm-vscode-tools I use Azure CLI so I make use of the functionality of the Azure CLI Tools extension ms-vscode.azurecliįor interacting with Azure Repos I use the ms-vsts.team extension I am going to list these in alphabetical order by display name for ease (my ease that is!)īecause Chrissy LeMaire and I are writing dbatools in a Month of Lunches using AsciiDoc, it makes sense to have an extension enabling previewing and syntax, you can find it hereįor interacting with Azure I use the Azure Account Extension – ms-vscode.azure-account
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You can also install extensions from the command-line with code -install-extension Ĭode-insiders -install-extension My Extensions The list I have below has the precise names for each extension which you can use to search You can install extensions by opening the Extensions view in Visual Studio Code and searching for the extension. You can also see them in the view on the left of default Visual Studio Code and open them with CTRL + SHIFT + X (unless like me you have Snaggit installed and it has taken that shortcut Installing Extensions I have been asked a couple of times recently what my Visual Studio Code extensions are at the moment so I thought I would write a quick post and also look at workspaces and how you can enable and disable extensions within them Listing Extensionsįrom the command line you can list your extensions using code -list-extensions
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