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My reason for trying to do a full uninstall of Visual Studio Code was because I was having issues writing code, especially HTML codes. When I type at least 2 letters, the cursor automatically skips to the end of the page and all subsequent letters that I type is written after the HTML close tag.
Approach 1 - Following official instructions (install via package manager) The official instructions for installation visual studio code on CentOS is provided here. These instructions recommend installing via package manager rather downloading the RPM for the latest stable release. In case the link for the instructions breaks in the future, I ...
code --list-extensions >> vs_code_extensions_list.txt. Transfer the newly created file to the machine that you want to install those extensions to. On that machine you would: cat vs_code_extensions_list.txt | xargs -n 1 code --install-extension. Which will then go through each extension in that file and install the extension.
To install/uninstall VSIX files for a specific Visual Studio version, use the switches /skuName:name and /skuVersion:version; you can see all options of the command line tool if you type VSIXInstaller.exe /? in the developer command prompt.
I recently asked the same question on a google forum and a guy helped out, he gave me a Github link and some code that gave a Debian file, I enabled Linux and right-clicked the file, chose download with Linux, and after a small wait and startup, I had VS code on my Chromebook.
34. Start a command line with admin rights. python -m pip install pywin32. C:\Program Files\Stackless36\Scripts>python pywin32_postinstall.py -install The path C:\Program Files\Stackless36\ should be replaced with the path at which your Python version is installed. Test (admin rights optional) using python -c "import win32com" or python speak.py.
A couple of months back, most probably in November last year, I had to install Microsoft Visual Studio on a drive(D) other than C because my C drive did not have enough space to host the software. Two weeks ago I cleaned up my C drive and now I want to move the Visual Studio installation to the C drive because the C drive is located on an SSD ...
The quite mysterious instructions refer simply to the setting in the R extension in Visual Studio Code. To set this value to the R executable path, these are the steps in VS Code 1.35.1 on Windows. File > Preferences > Extensions. Right click on the R extension and Configure Extension Settings. In the R > Rterm: Windows cell, paste the path to ...
I've started doing this across JS/TS, Rails, Java, and Scala workspaces and it seems to work well. To do this: On the Extensions sidebar, select the extension then select the 'Disable' button. This will disable the extension for all workspace. Then select "Enable (workspace)" to enable it for the current workspace.
Every time i install a python library using pip (e.g. pip install requests) i have to reload Visual Studio Code, so it starts scanning installed libraries (even when using the pip install -command from within the VS-Code-activated shell). If i don't do this i don't have "Intellisense" for that library and the imports just show a squiggle with ...