Quick Open in VSCode (cidjlkdjfmegbpphjpombbpndiklpoee): Quickly and easily open file links in VSCode... Read More > or Download Now >
Quick Open in VSCode for Chrome
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- • Updated: September 12, 2022
Quick Open in VSCode is a free Developer Tools Extension for Chrome. You could download the latest version crx file and install it.
More About Quick Open in VSCode
When participating in code reviews, scrolling through comments and then switching to VSCode to open each comment in the editor can become a cumbersome and repetitive task.
To automate this task, Open in VSCode, can open file path links directly in VSCode.
Features
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- Right click file path links in GitHub and open them in VSCode
- Highlight file path links anywhere and open them in VSCode
- Open all failing ruby tests at once from BuildKite CI by right clicking the test_data.json file located under the artifacts tab of a ruby test suite in BuildKite
Setup
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1. Download and pin the Open in VSCode chrome extension. Right click the chrome extension and open the "Options" page.
2. For the base path, enter the path to where all your local repositories are located. This should generally be in the format of /Users/{local_user_name}/src/github.com/Shopify. For example, my base path was /Users/sayyant/src/github.com/Shopify
3.Save settings and exit the "Options" page. You should be good to go!
To automate this task, Open in VSCode, can open file path links directly in VSCode.
Features
---
- Right click file path links in GitHub and open them in VSCode
- Highlight file path links anywhere and open them in VSCode
- Open all failing ruby tests at once from BuildKite CI by right clicking the test_data.json file located under the artifacts tab of a ruby test suite in BuildKite
Setup
---
1. Download and pin the Open in VSCode chrome extension. Right click the chrome extension and open the "Options" page.
2. For the base path, enter the path to where all your local repositories are located. This should generally be in the format of /Users/{local_user_name}/src/github.com/Shopify. For example, my base path was /Users/sayyant/src/github.com/Shopify
3.Save settings and exit the "Options" page. You should be good to go!
