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There is a "Push" menu item, but when I click on it, nothing happens except for a subtle progressing bar showing up and never finished. From Visual Studio Code's Docs page, I found this line: "...
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The documentation states that gulp and jake files should be autodetected. I have a gulpfile.js in the root of my opened folder, but it is not being autodetected and listed in the task list when I try ...
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I just installed Visual Studio Code and when I started it, it gives me this error. When I try to execute my example application, it gives me TypeLoadExceptions. Cannot start Omnisharp because Mono ...
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Having issues loading projects in the new Visual Studio Code that work fine in Visual Studio 2013. I was able to load other projects that don't have COMReferences in Visual Studio Code. Using Windows ...
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Visual Studio Code was recently released and I liked the look of it and the features it offered, so I figured I would give it a go. I downloaded the application from the downloads page, fired it up, ...
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Is it possible to use phplint and phpcs with Visual Studio Code editor? It seems that it's possible with Visual Studio Code tasks, is it right? If yes, how? Visual Studio Code Tasks
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I have downloaded and install vscode in ubuntu 14.0 lts, and include existing node.js project. First think I have to do with vscode is debugging my app, for that I have go to debug (ctrl+shift+D) ...
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I've noticed this code in the keyboard shortcut settings. { "key": "ctrl+shift+c", "command":"workbench.action.terminal.openNativeConsole" }, I was wondering, instead of opening cmd.exe, can I change ...
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When using Visual Studio Code, how do I run command-line programs, such as a choco (Chocolatey) command? Do I need to have a separate Command Line (CMD.exe) running outside VS Code, or is there a ...
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For example this, at the top of a node.js source file: #!/usr/bin/env node Or unused local variables, etc.
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I am trying to run code sample from https://github.com/aspnet/home in the VSCode in Windows 7 OS. I successfully launched the website but it errors out An unhandled exception occurred while ...
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I'm using Visual Studio Code on Mac from behind a corporate proxy, and when I use feature in the IDE to add the reference to the typescript definition, it adds the /// reference path, but the d.ts ...
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The Code documentation suggests that it is added to the PATH during installation, but that did not seem to work for me (at least not in PowerShell). Where is it installed such that I can add it myself?...
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I just downloaded Visual Studio Code and my Intellisense is not automatically working. The two settings that control this seem to be set correctly: "editor.quickSuggestions": true, "editor....
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I'm working on a Node JS (+Express) project in Visual Studio Code, and am wondering if there is a way to reference TypeScript definitions in one global spot, rather than having to re-reference ...
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Microsoft has just released the new Visual Studio Code for the Mac OS X platform. It supports TypeScript, in that one can get autocomplete and error reporting for TypeScript code. My question: How ...
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Even with the default configuration, I still get tons of results in various node_modules folders when doing a workspace search. Default setting: "search.excludeFolders": [ ".git", "...
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Or is there a way to switch the current file's language so that the syntax is highlighted correctly? For example, *.jsx is actually JavaScript but VS Code doesn't recognize it.
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ctrl+shift+i seems to be hard bound to open the VS.Code Inspector/debugger in Windows. I use an inverted-T on the home row for cursor control [1] and need this chord free for "select up": {"key": "...
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Current observed behavior: invoke VSCodeSetup.exe install happens with no prompting Code opens, which was a little surprising for a Windows package I'm creating a Chocolatey package, and ideally, ...
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How do I customize the tab-to-space conversion factor when using Visual Studio Code? For instance, right now in HTML it appears to produce two spaces per press of TAB, but in TypeScript it produces 4....
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Looking through the VS Code settings, there doesn't seem to be an option, on a per project basis, to set the Typescript compiler. Can I set VS Code to use the 1.5 alpha compiler I've installed via ...
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Visual Studio Code reports "It look like git is not installed on your system." when I try to switch to the git view. I know I have git installed and used by other Git clients. I guess if I ...
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Working with the new VSCode editor on a node.js project. I am attempting to configure my "Launch" profile for debugging by editing the launch.json file. I need to setup a connectionstring as an ...
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I'm performing some behaviour tests with Jasmine and the following variables are getting these annoying tips under the word—totally unnecessary, since they're being defined on beforeEach(); scope. ...
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