Visual Studio Code 1.92 offers the choice of a default browser

As usual, in the name of last month, the July update for Visual Studio Code has been released. Microsoft is introducing some new features in version 1.92 of its free source code editor, including the ability to select a default browser for opening external links. Updates to the GitHub Pull Request extension will now make it easier to undo pull requests.

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Support for TypeScript 5.6 is included as a preview feature. This version of Microsoft’s programming language recently became available as a beta.

Default browser of your choice

with a new attitude workbench.externalBrowser Developers now determine which browser opens HTTP and HTTPS links by default. This value is preset to the system’s default browser and can be adjusted individually depending on the workspace.

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To select a browser as default, you can specify either the full path to the browser executable file or – for correct behavior across different devices – a browser alias such as edge, chrome Or firefox,

Undo pull requests more easily

The official VS Code extension GitHub Pull Requests is used to create, manage, and work on pull requests and issues within the source code editor. It was first published in 2018 Available in the Visual Studio Marketplace,

In version 0.94.0 the development team introduced new features. This is how pull requests can be processed come back againUndo button in the pull request details of a submitted pull request. Also, pull requests whose branch has already been deleted can still be seen in the pull request view.

May all innovations of expansion View the changelog on GitHub,

Other updates in VS Code 1.92 include new Help dialog for accessibility Run and Debug view and Debug console as well as an option Moving the Panel Through the editor area to the top of the workspace.

Information is available from the official announcement About all the changes in the new release,

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