Watch Sass option is not showing up in the status bar after installing the Live Sass Compiler extension in Visual Studio Code. It is the updated one by Glenn Marks.
Here's the step I took, but I haven't figured out the solution yet:
I right-clicked the status bar to check if it was enabled, and it was enabled.
In addition, I pressed F1 and selected watch Sass and it compiled the SCSS. See the photo:
But, it doesn't resolve my problem, which is to have a Watch Sass button in the status bar, just like this:
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I have used to watch the red icon in RStudio showing that a script is being executed. It is very intuitive, clear, and handy as a stop button.
Red stop icon in RStudio
How can I get a similar icon in Visual Studio Code using the R extension, indicating the (R)terminal is running some code? Or are the missing + sings a reliable indicator of a running process? However, they do not work as a stop button, obviously.
The settings for the R extension do not give any relevant results with #ext:REditorSupport.r stop or #ext:REditorSupport.r buttonor #ext:REditorSupport.r running.
My vscode hover shows Typescript information even on my vanila JS project. Can I change that?
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I have a workspace with several unrelated folders in it. I don't get any C# code checks (errors marked red and such). I followed this and checked the output of the OmniSharp log which only contained info about the topmost project in my workspace. This issue is addressed here as well, and I tried following its solution saying that one just needs to switch the project:
Unfortunately, my VScode has neither a project selector in the bottom-right of the status bar nor a project picker at the top:
Or maybe it has, but I don't see it anywhere.
How do I get (any of those) project pickers for my VS code?
How do I tell OmniSharp to work on a project/solution of my choice?
I have VS Code version 1.63.2 according to Help -> About.
Press Ctrl + Shift + P in VS Code.
Type “OmniSharp: Select Project” and press Return.
Select the top level sln or csproj
I have restarted my VS Code today and it got updated. When it was opened again, I got a tab with Release Notes and a few minutes later decided to open my project to see the changes in action.
However, when I did open the project, the Release Notes tab closed and now I can't find a way to access it specifically in VS Code.
Is there a way to do that?
Just open the Command Palette (Ctrl+Shift+P on Windows/Linux, CMD+Shift+P on macOs), type Show Release Notes, then hit Enter.
The release notes will be displayed on the same tab.
It is also available from the Help menu > Release Notes.
It opens the same tab showing your VS Code's version's release notes:
I have updated VS code insiders for the latest version.
Now it shows below kind of new panel right side of the editor.Can you tell me what is that and how to remove it?
Open setting.json and set "editor.minimap.enabled" to false.
The mini-map provides a summary of your code for a quick navigation.
It is a feature!
the mini-map shows you the entire file/page you are working on. You
can quickly navigate it via the mini-map