What's Changed

Version bumped from 2.0.1 to 2.0.2

Installation

Download the .vsix file from the assets below and install it in VS Code using:

• Command Palette: Extensions: Install from VSIX...
• Or drag and drop the file into the Extensions view

What's Changed

Version bumped from 2.0.0 to 2.0.1

Installation

Download the .vsix file from the assets below and install it in VS Code using:

• Command Palette: Extensions: Install from VSIX...
• Or drag and drop the file into the Extensions view

What's Changed

• Tasks monitoring and detection rules
• Improved UI
• reduced false positive alerts
• OCSF resources logging fix

Installation

Download the .vsix file from the assets below and install it in VS Code/Cursor using:

• code/cursor --install-extension path/to/.vsix

What's Changed

Version bumped from 1.2.2 to 1.3.0

Installation

Download the .vsix file from the assets below and install it in VS Code using:

• Command Palette: Extensions: Install from VSIX...
• Or drag and drop the file into the Extensions view

What's Changed

Minor hotfix for the activity bar icon :)
Version bumped from 1.2.1 to 1.2.2

Installation

Download the .vsix file from the assets below and install it in VS Code using:

• Command Palette: Extensions: Install from VSIX...
• Or drag and drop the file into the Extensions view

What's Changed

Version bumped from 1.2.0 to 1.2.1

Installation

Download the .vsix file from the assets below and install it in VS Code using:

• Command Palette: Extensions: Install from VSIX...
• Or drag and drop the file into the Extensions view

What's Changed

Version bumped from 1.1.0 to 1.2.0
What's new ?

1. Datadog agent telemetry : ide-shepherd is now able to automatically configure the agent to send extension activity and security events logs.
2. IDE-SHEPHERD supports Cursor UI

Installation

Download the .vsix file from the assets below and install it in VS Code using:

• Command Palette: Extensions: Install from VSIX...

What's Changed

Version bumped from 1.0.0 to 1.1.0
The user is now able to add installed extensions to an allow list. This can be done either via the sidebar menu

or via the alert window after an extension has raised a security event suspected to be a false positive:

IDE-Shepherd is shipped with a list of allowed extensions including built-in extensions bundled with VS Code installation and extensions from trusted publishers.

A user can choose to remove a "User allowed extension" by selecting said extension from the sidebar and selecting Yes in the popup notification window:

Installation

Download the .vsix file from the assets below and install it in VS Code using:

• Command Palette: Extensions: Install from VSIX...
• Or drag and drop the file into the Extensions view

What's Changed

Beta release of IDE SHEPHERD, a VS Code security and real time monitoring extension designed to detect and block extensions malicious behavior.

Installation

Download the .vsix file from the assets below and install it in VS Code using:

• Command Palette: Extensions: Install from VSIX...
• Or run code --install-extension vsix_file