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Test verifying signed extensions #164452
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@sandy081 since I don't have access to an macOS ARM, I've removed my assignment |
This test plan item is NOT yet ready for testing. We are waiting for a Marketplace deployment that should ideally happen by tomorrow. I will update the test plan item as we get updates from the marketplace team. Sorry about this. |
This test plan item will be ready for testing on Wednesday (or if we get the next VS Code insiders before that). Sorry about the delay. |
Tomorrow I go on vacation so I won't be able to test the TPI. |
Latest insiders is available now and you can test it now. Thanks. |
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Update: make sure to only test the signed extensions that are listed in the test plan item. |
I was able to install all extensions on Windows x64 except
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Thanks everyone for testing 👏 |
Refs: #162284
Complexity: 3
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Enable extension sign verification by adding following settings
Restart insiders.
Note: Do not forget to remove this setting
_extensionsGallery.enablePPE
after testing, so that you can use actual Marketplace.Testing
Do not test installing regular extensions - this is expected to not work due to this setup. Only try with the extensions below.
Verified extension: nikhgup1.component-creator true
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