Use AzureArtifacts registry for vsce install - #732
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Update CI pipeline to install @vscode/vsce using the Azure Artifacts npm registry via the --registry flag. This ensures the vsce package is resolved from the organization's feed during the release pipeline.
Add a Changelog entry for version 1.0.77 (2026-03-26) under Pipeline describing an attempt to fix the VS Code publishing pipeline by installing the VSCE tool.
Update .vscode/settings.json to change "editor.codeActionsOnSave.source.fixAll.eslint" from true to "explicit" so ESLint auto-fixes are applied only when explicitly requested instead of running all fixes on save. This change is automatically made by VS Code when the project is opened.
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Update CI pipeline to install @vscode/vsce using the Azure Artifacts npm registry via the --registry flag. This ensures the vsce package is resolved from the organization's feed during the release pipeline.