Visual Studio Code 1.65 overhauls editor history navigation
Visual Studio Code 1.65, the latest release of Microsoft’s popular source code editor, brings improvements to editor history navigation as well as enhancements to debugging and audio cues.Editor history navigation was rewritten to address feature requests. A new setting, workbench.editor.navigationScope, allows users to scope editor history to just the active editor group or a specific editor. Also, editor groups now are taken into account when navigating the editor history. New commands allows users to navigate edit or navigation locations. Developers also can navigate between cells selected in any notebook. The editor history navigation feature has driven popular commands, such as Go Back and Go Forward.To read this article in full, please click here
Visual Studio Code 1.65, the latest release of Microsoft’s popular source code editor, brings improvements to editor history navigation as well as enhancements to debugging and audio cues.
Editor history navigation was rewritten to address feature requests. A new setting, workbench.editor.navigationScope
, allows users to scope editor history to just the active editor group or a specific editor. Also, editor groups now are taken into account when navigating the editor history. New commands allows users to navigate edit or navigation locations. Developers also can navigate between cells selected in any notebook. The editor history navigation feature has driven popular commands, such as Go Back and Go Forward.