Download Visual Studio Code 1.20.1

Visual Studio Code is an open source code editor with support for IntelliSense, debugging, git and code snippets. Support for common scripting and programming languages ​​is presentand it can also be done via extensions to be expanded. Microsoft has released version 1.20.1. The corresponding list of customizations looks like this:

January 2018 Recovery (version 1.20.1)

• Update translations for 1.20
• User launch.json does not work
• `Cannot read property ‘path’ of undefined` error when TreeItem has empty label
• CSS abbreviations with : not expanding in 1.20
• Feature request: Don’t close the task terminal when I press a button
• Incorrect auto indent YAML files
• New file / New folder command missing after latest update
• Linux: Main exception on startup, when connecting to running process
• vscode-ripgrep node_modules are included in the build
• Search within folder broken on 1.20.0
• Code fails to start up with invalid tokenColorCustomizations
• Launch.json not automatically opened when resolveDebugConfigurations returns an error
• Recommendations can repeat an item

January 2018 (version 1.20)

Welcome to the January 2018 release of Visual Studio Code. This release includes the VS Code team’s work during the January milestone as well as the community PRs contributed in December and January which means there are a lot of great updates. Here are some of the release highlights:

• Explorer multi selection – Perform actions on multiple files at once.
• Improved Settings search – Easily find the right setting with natural language search.
• Errors & warnings in Explorer – Quickly navigate to errors in your code base.
• Save large and protected files – Save Admin protected and >256M files within VS Code.
• Git submodule support – Perform Git operations on nested Git repositories.
• Global snippets – Create snippets you can use across all file types.
• Image preview zoom – Zoom in and out of images with your mouse, scroll wheel or track pad.
• Terminal screen reader support – Integrated Terminal now has “Screen Reader Optimized” mode.
• Debugging support for multi-root workspaces – Manage configurations across multiple projects.
• Quick Fix all for JavaScript/TypeScript – Apply the same Quick Fix to all occurrences in a file.
• New Node.js deployment tutorials – Deploy your Node.js app with Docker or Azure App Service.

The release notes are arranged in the following sections related to VS Code focus areas. Here are some further updates:

• workbench – “Smart case” search, theme specific color customization.
• Editor – New snippet variables, Emmet improvements, minimap on the right or left.
• Languages – TypeScript automatic bracket and member property suggestions.
• Debugging – Automatically detect Node.js subprocesses, nvm support.
• extensions – Extension recommendations for new file types.
• Extension Authoring – Custom view support, new menu groupings.