With the releases of Visual Studio Code 1.31 and the ability to install, remove, and disable most extensions without needing to restart (which, by the way, is an awesome feature addition to Code!), it now becomes troublesome to know which extensions have been recently updated (if automatic updating of extensions is turned on). This could help in narrowing down what extensions may be causing a problem with VS Code due to a recent update, especially for Insiders builds.
Therefore, I propose a new pre-defined filter in the Extensions activity pane search box: @installed:recentlyupdated. What does "recent" mean? Good question. Perhaps a good starting point is somewhere between 1 - 2 weeks ago from the current date?
With the releases of Visual Studio Code 1.31 and the ability to install, remove, and disable most extensions without needing to restart (which, by the way, is an awesome feature addition to Code!), it now becomes troublesome to know which extensions have been recently updated (if automatic updating of extensions is turned on). This could help in narrowing down what extensions may be causing a problem with VS Code due to a recent update, especially for Insiders builds.
Therefore, I propose a new pre-defined filter in the Extensions activity pane search box:
@installed:recentlyupdated. What does "recent" mean? Good question. Perhaps a good starting point is somewhere between 1 - 2 weeks ago from the current date?