Lots of new features this time! Visual Studio Code 1.10 released!

Hello.
I'm Mandai, in charge of Wild on the development team.

The latest version of Visual Studio Code, version 1.10, has been released.
This time, it's packed with new features, and I'm excited to see that a new and easy-to-understand feature from Sublime Text has finally been implemented!

 

The minimap is finally here

Although it's still a preview, the minimap is finally here!
By setting "editor.minimap.enabled" to "true", the minimap will be displayed to the right of the editor.

I've enabled it and am using it right away, and it's working great

The minimap also reflects the syntax highlighting settings for the main text, making it quite easy to read.
The size of the minimap cannot be changed, so we look forward to future updates!

 

Release of official Linux repository

This was written quite low down in the release notes, so I've moved it up, but I think this information will be of great interest to Linux VSCode users

Repositories for Debian-based distributions and RedHat-based distributions have finally been released, and it is now possible to update VSCode using the apt and yum commands

Until now, Linux users have had no choice but to reinstall the latest version of the package from the homepage, which has been frustrating, but it's good to know that an easy update method has now been provided

It's a bit disappointing that VSCode doesn't update automatically when you start it, like the Windows version, but I think this is a good thing from a Linux culture perspective

 

Supports drag and drop of selection

You can now move a selection to another location by dragging and dropping it, but only within the same editor

So this wasn't possible.
It seems a bit strange to me.

 

Copy and paste with syntax highlighting

When copying and pasting syntax-highlighted code, if the software you are pasting into also supports text color settings, you can copy and paste the syntax-highlighted code

If you paste into an application that does not support text color, such as Notepad, the color information will not be pasted

The information that will be copied will be the text color, font, text size, and background color

 

Auto-generating JSDoc

A new feature has been added that automatically fills in the JSDoc template for JS files

By entering "/**" on the line immediately before the function, the function's arguments will automatically be set to @param

This makes writing JS comments easier!

 

There are more

Other updates include the addition of keyboard shortcuts for the file explorer and task screen, improvements to debugging, and the ability to open URL links from command line tools, making the update packed with other small improvements

Enjoy a comfortable coding experience with VSCode, which is now even easier to use!

Visual Studio Code February 2017 (Release Notes)

 
That's it.