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@code-asher@jsjoeio we are always 1 minor release behind the vscode. currently, we are in 1.68 while vscode is in 1.69. by the time aug 2022 is released, vscode may move to 1.70. Can we have an intermediate upgrade release closest to vscode release schedule? The vscode upgraded release may help resolve some issues in our existing issues list as well as submit any new bugs. since it is only users option to install upgrade, interested users will install and let us know any new bugs. this will also keep us close to vscode release schedule and help us tryout the same features in vscode desktop.
@bala yeah, you're right. I mean we're trying as best we can to keep up but it's been very tough lately. We're at a company off-site this week for example.
@code-asher and I can discuss this with @misskniss@tjcran to see how we can improve our VS Code upgrade and release cadence to be more in line with upstream. Thanks for the suggestion!
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[-][Feat]: Upgrade to vscode 1.69.1[/-][+][Feat]: Upgrade to vscode 1.69[/+]jsjoeio commentedon Jul 18, 2022
I think 1.69.2 is out now so I changed title to major.minor to count for both
bala commentedon Aug 3, 2022
@code-asher @jsjoeio we are always 1 minor release behind the vscode. currently, we are in 1.68 while vscode is in 1.69. by the time aug 2022 is released, vscode may move to 1.70. Can we have an intermediate upgrade release closest to vscode release schedule? The vscode upgraded release may help resolve some issues in our existing issues list as well as submit any new bugs. since it is only users option to install upgrade, interested users will install and let us know any new bugs. this will also keep us close to vscode release schedule and help us tryout the same features in vscode desktop.
jsjoeio commentedon Aug 4, 2022
@bala yeah, you're right. I mean we're trying as best we can to keep up but it's been very tough lately. We're at a company off-site this week for example.
@code-asher and I can discuss this with @misskniss @tjcran to see how we can improve our VS Code upgrade and release cadence to be more in line with upstream. Thanks for the suggestion!
benz0li commentedon Aug 5, 2022
vscode 1.70 is out: https://github.com/microsoft/vscode/releases/tag/1.70.0
balajib-b commentedon Aug 5, 2022
#5417 [Feat]: Upgrade vscode to 1.70 is opened separately
fritterhoff commentedon Aug 9, 2022
First patches for 1.70 #5422 look good. Jupyter,
code-serverin cli look fine. More must be checked the next days...jsjoeio commentedon Aug 17, 2022
Completed via #5422