This extension helps you to export all of your extensions installed in VS Code in a simple text file named vsc-extensions.txt into your project folder, more than that you can import all the extensions with the latest updated version of the text file vsc-extensions.txt using this same extension again when you need it.
Amazing right?
You can now don't want to host your source code project into Git without the extensions. No worries, just push the vsc-extensions.txt file along with your project so when you pull it there is a single command to get all the extensions back to your system.
Latest VS Code installed in your system and the code variable is added into your environment path
You can install the latest version of the extension via the Visual Studio Marketplace here.
Alternatively, open Visual Studio code, press Ctrl + P or Cmd + P and type:
> ext install aslamanver.vsc-export
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- Run command palette
Ctrl + Shift + P - Type
VSC Export
A text file named vsc-extensions.txt will be created in your project folder which contains all of the exported extensions names.
- Run command palette
Ctrl + Shift + P - Type
VSC Import
You should have the vsc-extensions.txt file in your project folder, when you run the import command you can see the importing report while it's processing.
That's it check your importing report for more information.
Nothing for now.
- Microsoft Sync process implementation
The source code is available on GitHub here.
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