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Re 20. Continue Working On
The Continue Working On feature supports starting in a Git repository in a local window and continuing in a remote window like a GitHub Codespace.
Re 19. Auto Indentation with Pylance
When the editor.formatOnType setting is enabled for Python files, Pylance will automatically indent the code as it's typed in, allowing you to focus more on the logic of your code and less on formatting.
Re 18. Join Selected Cells
There is a new command Join Selected Cells (kb(notebook.cell.joinSelected)) to merge multiple selected cells into one cell.
Re 17. Kernel picker improvements
We continued to improve the MRU (Most Recently Used) kernel picker. It can be enabled by setting notebook.kernelPicker.type to mru.
Re 16. Terminal editor file drag and drop support
Terminal editors now support drag and drop specifically while holding Shift to write files to the terminal instead of opening an editor.
Re 15. New default keybindings
The Open Detected Link command (⇧⌘O) is the keyboard-accessible way of opening terminal links. The command opens a Quick Pick with all available links in the terminal's viewport.
Re 14. Redesigned inline suggestions toolbar
In this milestone, we redesigned the inline suggestions toolbar to make it more compact and easier to use. It features buttons to quickly cycle through alternative suggestions and to accept a suggestion fully or word by word.
Re 13. Editor Find Go To Match
The new Go To Match... command allows you to jump to a specific match in a file based on the count when the Find control is open. This is useful when you have a large number of matches and want to jump to a specific one.
Re 12. Color decorators limit
The number of color decorators that are shown in the editor is limited to 500. This is to prevent performance issues when opening a file containing a large number of colors. This limit can now be configured via the editor.colorDecoratorsLimit setting.
Re 11. Code Action list is now scrollable
Some extensions generate long lists of Code Actions. If there is not space to render all Code Actions, you can now scroll through the list.
Re 10. Suggest selection mode
There is a new setting (editor.suggest.selectionMode) that allows you to configure if suggestions are selected automatically as you type or via trigger characters.
Re 9. Easier opt-out of release notes after update
You can now opt out of reading the release notes after every update, directly from the release notes editor. This will reflect and update the update.showReleaseNotes setting.
Re 8. New confirmation to open large files
To prevent accidental opening of very large files, especially in remote environments where there might be an actual cost due to network transfer, a confirmation is shown before opening the file.
Re 7. Tree Find contiguous matching
The tree view Find control now supports contiguous matching along with the existing "fuzzy" matching. In the video below, initially searching for "src" has matches such as "resource".
Re 6. Keyboard Shortcuts editor improvements
The Keyboard Shortcuts editor now shows the extension that contributes a keybinding in the Source column. You can select the extension name to open the extension's details page.
Re 5. Restore defaults from the Customize Layout command
When working the custom Customize Layout command either via triggering the command or using the layout controls in the custom title bar, you can Restore Defaults using the revert arrow button.
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