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I had the following in my VSCode settings.json, which seemed to cause this problem while saving Python files: “editor.codeActionsOnSave”: { “source.fixAll.eslint”: true } The fix for me was to enable this option only for TypeScript: “[typescript]”: { “editor.codeActionsOnSave”: { “source.fixAll.eslint”: true } }

Yes there is a way. In your Settings (File → Preferences → Settings) search for: explorer.sortOrder A small pen will appear on the left side of the setting. Select the way you want to sort the files. There are five options available: Default Mixed Files first Type Modified

No. As stated in https://github.com/microsoft/vscode/issues/98197, VS Code does not plan on adding this feature in the near term future. Other options https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=moshfeu.compare-folders claims to compare folders, but I can’t speak to its effectiveness. Usually I would just use diff -r or some type of git diff compare, as comparing a lot of files can sometimes … Read more

No, VS Code does not provide a generic solution to disable extensions within specific paths, but extensions can certainly offer this functionality on their own. Please report the performance issues to the offending extensions and consider filing a feature request to enable/disable the extension for a specific path. You can also disable extensions within individual … Read more

I guess that there’s a misunderstanding of the terms ‘warp’ is a terminal emulator application but VSCode integrates command shells like bash, zsh, etc. terminal apps in most cases it’s GUI apps that allow you to work with a command shell. In this case VSCode’s terminal window it’s a terminal app. that’s why you can’t … Read more

Turns out you can shift + click to highlight all the results, and then you drag them over same as any other file. In vscode 1.71.2, at least. I had 150 to open. Phew.

Neither of those are currently possible. I created an issue some time ago for installing extensions via the command line, be sure to give it a +1 to show your interest. Update The recommended way of doing this is through workspace recommended extensions, this is a .vscode/extensions.json in your project that will prompt the user … Read more

Looks like Rewrap does what you need. Not sure if there’s a native way yet. They’re still adding a lot of features.