v1.9 [Feb 2, 2017]
Preview: Incoming/Outgoing changes graph - Visualize incoming and outgoing changes in the Source Control view.
Python environments - Enhanced environment discovery with python-environment-tools.
Smart Send in native REPL - Smoothly run code chunks in the native REPL.
GitHub Copilot extensibility - Chat and Language Model APIs available in VS Code Stable.
Preview: Profiles Editor - Manage your profiles in a single place.
Custom tab labels - More variable options and support for multiple extensions.
TypeScript 5.5 - Syntax checking for regular expressions and other language features.
JavaScript Debugger - Inspect shadowed variables while debugging JavaScript.
v1.4 [Aug 5, 2016]
Workbench: Editor actions such as Open Preview and Switch to Changes View are back on the title bar. IME and Copy/Paste support in the Integrated Terminal.
Editor: Better snippet and suggestions control. New Insert Snippet command with dedicated UI.
Debugging: Restart Frame action to rerun a specific stack frame. 'Variable paging' feature moved into VS Code and available to all debug extensions.
Extension Authoring: New 'move' commands to better support VIM gestures. Custom link behavior with the DocumentLinkProvider API. Expanded Debug Protocol.
v1.2 [Jun 6, 2016]
- Multiline search - Search across files with regex multiline expressions.
- File icons in IntelliSense - Quickly distinguish file types in IntelliSense.
- Better macOS support - Full screen mode control and Mojave Dark Mode support.
- Collapsible stack frames - Collapse uninteresting stack frames to clearly see your code.
- Improved Loaded Scripts view - Displays related resources such as original source files.
- Updated extension samples - Uniform style and structure, README, and API usage.
- CI recipe for extensions - Azure Pipelines build recipe for extensions.
- Preview: List All References - List All References view shows reference search results.
v1.0 [Apr 15, 2016]
May include unspecified updates, enhancements, or bug fixes.
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It fixes the issue that causes the Notifications hub to stop displaying alerts.
