I am working on a vs code extension, and I implement this Inset in my vs code extension . Following these steps mentioned in the documentation , I am able to develop and test that on the Insiders.
But is there any way i can share the vsix with users so that they may be able to use this extension in VScode itself rather than Insiders?

I’m trying to develop a Visual Studio Code extension that will override the icons of certain folders, if said folders contain files that match either a wildcard (e.g. *.csproj) or a full name (e.g. Cargo.toml). The icons would be replaced with the icons that are assigned to the matched files. A good example of this are C# projects, which always have a .csproj file – these folders would get the icon associated with the .csproj extension.

Is it possible to execute another extension’s code action programmatically from my VSCode extension? Specifically I need to run the resolveCodeAction of the code action provider before executing, which seems to be what VSCode does before running a Quick Fix.

I’m following this vs code guide for writing extension tests and running into an issue. When trying to run the tests I get this error:

In my case let’s say I have a specific extension .new and I want a context menu item to appear only in folders containsing files with that extension, how can I do it?

I am developing a VS Code extension that fetches inserts code into the selected area.
I insert code as follows, and then set the decoration

I am developing a VS Code extension that fetches inserts code into the selected area.
I insert code as follows, and then set the decoration

I’m trying to create a extension which creates a outline around comments. I’m having trouble with multiline comments. I want to enclose the multiline comment in a single box. Currently it’s creating a border at every line. I’m building on top of the better comments extension.
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I am making a speech-to-code vscode extension and one of the features I want to add is to accept a vscode suggestion when the user says a certain command.

I am developing a vs code extension, in which I want to highlight a few lines of code for certain files: