🚀 Roblox VSCode v1.0.1

Added

• GUI edits made directly in Studio now sync to VS Code as .rbxmx files — previously only VS Code → Studio worked; a GUI built or changed straight in Studio had no way to reach VS Code at all.
• A new "What's New" tab in the Studio plugin, so you can see what changed without leaving Studio.

Fixed

• Pushing from both sides in quick succession could silently override the other's edit, in either direction. Both the conflict-detection baseline and Studio's own Push now correctly catch a genuine clash instead of one side quietly discarding the other.
• Cross-side content hashes rarely actually matched, due to a floating-point precision bug in the Studio plugin's hashing — a very plausible root cause behind conflicts that shouldn't have been flagged. Fixed.
• Renaming a script in Studio could leave a duplicate behind or lose the file.
• Two instances sharing a name (Roblox's own default for a new script/folder) no longer silently overwrite each other's synced file, on either sync direction.
• A path-traversal gap in project setup, hardened.
• Deleting a script in Studio and pressing "Push to VS Code" did nothing — deletions now sync correctly.
• A pending conflict could get silently stomped by a manual Push, and a conflict that resolved itself before you picked a side used to leave a stale prompt behind — both fixed.
• The conflict diff view's "Studio" side showed a cryptic temp file path. Replaced with a clear "VS Code (left) ↔ Studio (right)" label.
• A second open VS Code window's dashboard always showed an empty/disconnected state, even while sync was working fine elsewhere.
• Push / Force Sync could fail or hang for a full 2 minutes on a machine missing a VS Code internal component — sync no longer depends on it.

Full details: CHANGELOG.md