Don't update disabled extensions

[xavdid]

There seems to be a functional difference installed extensions disabled on a workspace level (they show up in settings). In the case of an extension disabled through the UI, I don't need it kept up-to-date until it's re-enableld through the UI.

As of now, when an extension is disabled it still gets counted in the sidebar number for "extensions waiting to update". If I've disabled an extension, it would be nice if it's out of sight, out of mind.

• VSCode Version: Version 1.10.2 (1.10.2)
• OS Version: macOS 10.12.2

Steps to Reproduce:

1. Install any extension
2. Hit Disable in the extensions panel
3. Wait for extension to update
4. Extension is shown as both disabled, and needing an update. There's a blue number shown in the sidebar for a disabled extension.

[ParkourKarthik]

I'd like to make a PR for this :)

[ParkourKarthik]

From my understanding, the below are to be done:

• The disabled extensions should be hidden by default in the extension sidebar.
• Any extension search except '@disabled' (such as '@outdated') should not show the disabled extensions.
• Check for Updates and Update all Extensions should not consider the disabled extensions.

@ramya-rao-a Let me know your view.

Help: Currently, the debugger instance (Launch VS Code) doesn't show any extensions from the marketplace. Tip on how to debug extensions properly would be very much appreciated :)

[ramya-rao-a]

The disabled extensions should be hidden by default in the extension sidebar.

No. The default view of the extensions viewlet already has a "disabled" section, and that will continue to show the disabled extensions. Same goes for when user types @disabled

Any extension search except '@disabled' (such as '@outdated') should not show the disabled extensions

No. Only '@outdated' should not show disabled extensions

Check for Updates and Update all Extensions should not consider the disabled extensions.

Yes.

Additionally, the label Update to ... on the extension should not appear if the extension is disabled.

Currently, the debugger instance (Launch VS Code) doesn't show any extensions from the marketplace

Did it work before when you were working on the other PR on outdated extensions?

[ParkourKarthik]

Did it work before when you were working on the other PR on outdated extensions?

No it was not working. I managed to test it alernatively by modifying the code, but not very much related to realtime!

[ramya-rao-a]

Ah! In that case, never mind. To display extensions when running VS Code from source, we need the gallery service url which is considered proprietary and legally we cannot share that. It can only be shipped as part of the product.

Sorry for misleading you into taking this up.

[ramya-rao-a]

Verification Steps

Disable auto-update, install older versions of say 3 extensions, disable one of them

• The badge on the Extensions icon should include only the enabled outdated extensions.
• Run the Check for extension updates command. The resulting notification should show the same split

Repeat the above for different numbers of enabled/disabled outdated extensions (0, 1 & more)