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Root cause is renaming of ref-viewlet's publisher. On our side, we can ask both old/new extension ids for compatibility, by PR #2517 . VS Code team will also take action to keep some backward compatibility. More details in see microsoft/vscode#152213 (comment)
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So far in all stable versions, it's ms-vscode.
In the coming June release (latest insiders), it's changed to vscode, and will stay as vscode for consistency.
On VS Code side, they will probably change implementation of getExtension so that it will return the instance even if you are using old publisher ms-vscode, for compatibility.
On our side, before that happen, to unblock the broken use case in insiders (and future releases), we should call getExtension using new publisher. To keep compatibility with current versions of vscode, fallback to getExtension with older publisher if the new one doesn't work.
Root cause is renaming of ref-viewlet's publisher. On our side, we can ask both old/new extension ids for compatibility, by PR #2517 . VS Code team will also take action to keep some backward compatibility. More details in see microsoft/vscode#152213 (comment)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: