The announcement is very detailed: https://code.visualstudio.com/blogs/2021/10/20/vscode-dev
- (Currently) Editing files on your local filesystem requires edge/chromium
Description | Url Format | Example Url |
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Your Editor | - | vscode.dev |
Github: Using github.com |
github.com/<user>/<repo> |
github.com/TabularEditor/BestPracticeRules |
github: Using Vscode.dev |
vscode.dev/github/<user>/<repo> |
vscode.dev/github/microsoft/powerquery-parser |
github: Using Azure Dev |
vscode.dev/dev.azure.com/... |
replace https://dev.azure.com/... with https://vscode.dev/dev.azure.com/... |
Themes | vscode.dev/theme/<name> |
vscode.dev/theme/sdras.night-owl |
Live Share /w Guest | vscode.dev/liveshare |
vscode.dev/liveshare |
Example | Description |
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involves:username |
involves qualifier is a logical OR betweenthe author, assignee, mentions, and commenter |
is:open | Open Issues and PR s |
is:open assignee:@me | Assigned to you |
is:open mentions:@me | Mentions you |
is:open is:issue author:@me | Your issues |
is:open is:pr author:@me | Your PR s |
error in:title,body | search title and body for error |
warning in:title | Search title for warning |
in:title |
warning in:title matches issues with "warning" in their title. |
in:body |
error in:title,body matches issues with "error" in their title or body. |
shipit in:comments |
matches issues mentioning "shipit" in their comments. |
Operators:
... Allows you to easily create your own private tours and/or create tours that can be shared with others on your team ... Once a tour is exported as a gist ... They are able to take the exact same tour, regardless if they have the code locally available or not