Visual Studio Code | 1.68.0

For a full list of over 600 features and bug fixes included in this release, you can view the official May 2022 Release Notes . May 2022 (version 1.68) - Visual Studio Code

The May 2022 release of Visual Studio Code (version 1.68) introduced several productivity enhancements, ranging from improved "Problems" panel visibility to refined source control settings. Key Feature Highlights

: This version bundled TypeScript 4.7, which included improved control-flow analysis and support for ECMAScript modules in Node.js. Additional Updates Visual Studio Code 1.68.0

: The release adopted setTimeout0() , which removes the standard 4ms artificial delay often imposed by browsers, potentially improving responsiveness in web-based environments.

: Users can now utilize a full editor window to compose Git commit messages, rather than relying solely on the sidebar input. For a full list of over 600 features

: Users gained the option to automatically hide files in the File Explorer that are specified in a project's .gitignore file.

: Search results within the terminal now feature background coloring, making them significantly easier to spot—consistent with the editor's search behavior. Improvements for Web and Performance Additional Updates : The release adopted setTimeout0() ,

: Developers can now toggle the Problems panel between a standard tree view and a new table format. The table view makes it easier to filter and sort issues by their specific source, such as a language service or extension.

For a full list of over 600 features and bug fixes included in this release, you can view the official May 2022 Release Notes . May 2022 (version 1.68) - Visual Studio Code

The May 2022 release of Visual Studio Code (version 1.68) introduced several productivity enhancements, ranging from improved "Problems" panel visibility to refined source control settings. Key Feature Highlights

: This version bundled TypeScript 4.7, which included improved control-flow analysis and support for ECMAScript modules in Node.js. Additional Updates

: The release adopted setTimeout0() , which removes the standard 4ms artificial delay often imposed by browsers, potentially improving responsiveness in web-based environments.

: Users can now utilize a full editor window to compose Git commit messages, rather than relying solely on the sidebar input.

: Users gained the option to automatically hide files in the File Explorer that are specified in a project's .gitignore file.

: Search results within the terminal now feature background coloring, making them significantly easier to spot—consistent with the editor's search behavior. Improvements for Web and Performance

: Developers can now toggle the Problems panel between a standard tree view and a new table format. The table view makes it easier to filter and sort issues by their specific source, such as a language service or extension.