I started playing with Playwright (the browser test automation tool) yesterday and discovered that the codegen feature doesn’t work in a devcontainer out of the box. You’ll get the “Unable to open X
VS Code just released an update that lets you embed an “Open in Visual Studio Code” button in your GitHub readme. It uses the Remote Repositories VS Code extension to directly open the repo without
You’re using VS Code with the GitLens extension and you see this: Or maybe you noticed that sometimes that text is inserted into the middle of what you are typing. This feature is part of GitLens and
I’m working on setting up Codespaces for my project and tried to open my workspace and got this error: The workspace can not be opened in a container. Folder {folder} is not a subfol
I tried to open a VS Code Codespace devcontainer and got these errors: Start: Run: docker ps -q -a --filter label=vsch.local.folder=d:\OneDriveMS\code\GitHub\jongio\memealyzer2 --filter label=vsch.qu
I’m working on Java / VS Code project and was getting this error: "Unbound classpath container: 'JRE System Library [JavaSE-11]' in project" I’m new to Java and pom.xml files, so it took me
With this code: @Component export default class CategoryRating extends Vue { @Prop({default: {}}) category: any; I kept getting this VS Code error: Exp
I spent way too much time this weekend debugging Vue.js - Vetur - Prettyhtml - Prettier - Beautify - Eslint issues. Here’s what I discovered: By default, Vetur (The VS Code Vue.js Extension) uses Pre
You may notice that the latest version of VS Code uses PowerShell as its default Integrated Terminal. I’m not quite ready to use PowerShell for everything, so I wanted to switch it back to cmd for the