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Place VS Code inside insiders/stable sub-folders of .vs-test #97
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This avoids files overwriting each other from each version on Windows which might cause issues if you run tests for stable, then insiders, then stable again.
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This avoids files overwriting each other from each version on Windows which might cause issues if you run tests for stable, then insiders, then stable again.
Slightly related to #94.
I've tested on Windows and Mac OS but don't have easy access to a Linux machine (the change is fairly trivial, however).
This could break people if they're relying on the executable being in a specific location in other scripts, but this seems very unlikely (and the fix is fairly obvious if it does break you).