Weekly GitHub Report for Vscode: August 11, 2025 - August 18, 2025 (12:04:56)

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Table of Contents

• I. News
  • 1.1. Recent Version Releases
  • 1.2. Other Noteworthy Updates
• II. Issues
  • 2.1. Top 5 Active Issues
  • 2.2. Top 5 Stale Issues
  • 2.3. Open Issues
  • 2.4. Closed Issues
  • 2.5. Issue Discussion Insights

• III. Pull Requests
  • 3.1. Open Pull Requests
  • 3.2. Closed Pull Requests
  • 3.3. Pull Request Discussion Insights

• IV. Contributors
  • 4.1. Contributors

I. News

1.1 Recent Version Releases:

The current version of this repository is 1.98.2

1.2 Version Information:

The version released on March 12, 2025, primarily focuses on addressing a range of issues resolved under the "February 2025 Recovery 2" milestone. For detailed information, users are directed to the complete release notes available on the official Visual Studio Code updates page.

II. Issues

2.1 Top 5 Active Issues:

We consider active issues to be issues that that have been commented on most frequently within the last week. Bot comments are omitted.

1. Gemini API - Invalid Authorization header: This issue reports a bug where the Gemini API key allows only one successful request before subsequent requests fail with a "Invalid Authorization header" error, resulting in a 400 status code. The user describes a temporary workaround by reconfiguring the API key, but the problem persists across multiple attempts and environments, including VS Code insiders and preview versions.

   • Commenters confirm the issue is widespread and suggest regenerating the API key or ensuring the correct project is selected in Google Cloud, but these steps do not fully resolve the problem. An attempted fix in VS Code insiders reduces the "Invalid Authorization header" errors, though intermittent "Response contained no choices" errors remain; reloading the window or toggling the extension temporarily restores functionality, indicating the problem relates to how the extension manages authentication and connection timeouts.
   • Number of comments this week: 16

2. Reason: No auth credentials found: This issue reports a recurring bug where users encounter repeated "No auth credentials found" errors when using certain models, particularly OpenRouter models, in the VS Code Copilot Chat extension version 0.30.0 and later. The problem causes requests to fail continuously until VS Code is restarted, severely impacting usability, and appears to be a regression introduced in recent releases.

   • The comments reveal that the error persists until VS Code is restarted, with some users confirming it affects multiple models and platforms. A workaround involving re-entering API keys was suggested, but the definitive fix is available in the VS Code Insiders build and a pre-release version of Copilot Chat, with an official patch planned for the next stable release.
   • Number of comments this week: 15

3. Position getting reset to top of file: This issue describes a bug where the cursor position resets to the top of the file after pressing the escape key, particularly affecting screen reader users who rely on accurate cursor placement for navigation. The problem occurs across different scenarios including editor groups, multiple cursors, and the merge editor, and is linked to the editor.editContext feature, which when disabled, temporarily resolves the issue.

   • The comments confirm the bug affects multiple use cases and versions, especially impacting accessibility with screen readers like NVDA and Narrator. Users suggest disabling editor.editContext as a workaround until a proper fix is implemented, and there is a strong desire for a hotfix due to the disruption caused, particularly for teaching and accessibility purposes.
   • Number of comments this week: 13

4. screen reader is announcing tree name: This issue reports a bug where the NVDA screen reader incorrectly announces the tree name instead of the file name when navigating deeply nested folders (depth greater than 8) in the VS Code file explorer and GitLens views. The user highlights that this accessibility problem significantly impacts their workflow, especially in large projects, and requests a fix so that screen readers read the actual node (file) names rather than the tree name when accessibility mode is enabled.

   • The comments clarify the problem occurs during navigation in the explorer and GitLens trees, with users confirming the issue and sharing speech output examples. Attempts to isolate the cause include checking different VS Code versions and disabling extensions, revealing the bug appears in recent stable builds but not in some older insiders builds. Suggestions to bisect the regression and verify the latest insiders build were made, but the issue persists despite these efforts.
   • Number of comments this week: 12

5. Copilot took too long to get ready. Please ensure you are signed in to GitHub and that the extension GitHub.copilot-chat is installed and enabled.: This issue reports that the GitHub Copilot Chat extension in VS Code takes an excessively long time to become ready, displaying an error that suggests ensuring the user is signed into GitHub and that the extension is properly installed and enabled. Users experience connection failures, inability to select models, and repeated activation errors, with some partial resolution attempts involving signing out and back into GitHub, but the problem persists especially on pre-release versions and insiders builds.

   • The comments reveal multiple users encountering similar activation and connection errors with Copilot Chat, sharing logs and screenshots to diagnose the issue; some report temporary fixes by signing out and back in, while others continue to face errors related to authentication tokens and canceled sessions, prompting requests for detailed trace logs and further investigation.
   • Number of comments this week: 12

2.2 Top 5 Stale Issues:

We consider stale issues to be issues that has had no activity within the last 30 days. The team should work together to get these issues resolved and closed as soon as possible.

1. Notebook>Outline: Show Code Cell Markdown: This issue is a feature request asking for the ability to display markdown generated by code cells in the notebook outline, similar to how JupyterLab handles dynamic titles produced by code outputs. The requester highlights that this functionality would allow outlines to include dynamically generated content, improving usability by reflecting code-generated markdown in the outline view.
2. Using a vscode:// link with ?new-window or ?reuse-window still hijacks existing window: This issue reports a bug in Visual Studio Code where using a vscode:// link with the query parameters ?new-window or ?reuse-window does not behave as expected when opening remote SSH connections. Instead of opening a new window or reusing the existing one, the current remote session is disconnected and replaced by the new connection, causing loss of the original window's context.
3. ${userHome} in a task command creates bad paths: This issue describes a problem where using the ${userHome} variable in a task command within VS Code's tasks.json file generates incorrect file paths when the task type is set to "process," leading to errors that prevent the terminal process from starting. The reporter notes that while ${userHome} produces malformed paths like /c:/Users/myuser/myfolder/my.exe, using ${env:USERPROFILE} instead results in correctly formatted paths and successful task execution.
4. Terminal in Floating Window Does Not Echo Characters in Real Time When Remotely Connected: This issue describes a problem where the terminal in a floating window does not echo typed characters in real time when connected to a remote environment, such as WSL or SSH, and the main VS Code window is minimized. The characters only appear after restoring the main window, indicating that the remote connection may enter a sleep state when the main window is minimized, causing delayed terminal updates despite the terminal not being truly frozen.
5. Unicode character displayed as a question mark ?: This issue reports that when a fullwidth quotation mark Unicode character (U+FF02) is copied into Visual Studio Code, it is incorrectly rendered as a question mark instead of displaying the correct symbol. The problem does not occur in web browsers like Firefox, indicating a rendering or font support issue specific to VS Code on Fedora 39 with version 1.87.2.

2.3 Open Issues

This section lists, groups, and then summarizes issues that were created within the last week in the repository.

Issues Opened This Week: 539

Summarized Issues:

• GitHub Copilot Chat Terminal Integration Issues: GitHub Copilot Chat repeatedly prompts users to enable shell integration despite it already being enabled, and it fails to access terminal output due to invalid terminal ID errors, causing confusion and broken AI assistant workflows. Additionally, the extension cannot correctly detect command completion in the integrated terminal, forcing users to manually interrupt and paste output back into the chat.
  • issues/260880, issues/260959, issues/261585

• Copilot Extension Unresponsiveness and Freezing: Multiple reports describe the Copilot extension or Copilot Chat becoming unresponsive, freezing in agent mode, or failing to respond to inputs, including inability to create new chats, switch modes, or apply code changes, severely impacting usability. These issues occur across platforms including Windows, macOS, and Linux, often requiring restarts or reinstallations.
  • issues/260909, issues/261242, issues/261264, issues/261520, issues/261329, issues/261411, issues/261512, issues/261856

• Copilot Code Editing and Suggestion Bugs: The Copilot extension frequently fails to perform code edits despite indicating completion, produces duplicate or incorrect code completions, and sometimes replaces all code cells with placeholders, leading to loss of work and frustration. It also incorrectly adds new files or deletes large sections of code against user instructions.
  • issues/260917, issues/261010, issues/261058, issues/261064, issues/261165, issues/261246, issues/261475

• Copilot Subscription and Premium Feature Access Problems: Users report inability to access premium features despite having paid subscriptions, with the system not recognizing subscription status or synchronizing updates, causing slowness and feature restrictions. Some users also experience forced usage limits or freezing after reaching free usage caps.
  • issues/261147, issues/261599, issues/261755, issues/261487, issues/261962, issues/261156

• Extension Signature Verification Failures: Several extensions including GitHub Copilot, MongoDB, REST Client, Python, JavaScript/TypeScript Nightly, Claude, and C/C++ extensions fail signature verification on various platforms, preventing proper installation or functionality.
  • issues/260904, issues/260937, issues/261072, issues/261101, issues/261473, issues/261754, issues/261911, issues/261922, issues/261925

• Terminal and Shell Integration Bugs: The VS Code terminal exhibits multiple issues including lack of separators in dropdowns, failure to resize icons properly, mouse cursor jumps, double firing of terminal events in Fish shell, and inability to handle certain shell commands correctly, causing workflow disruptions.
  • issues/260888, issues/261639, issues/261712, issues/261621, issues/261073

• Chat and Conversation UI/UX Problems: Users face issues with chat message timestamps missing, chat history items not opening, chat input fields disappearing or being unresponsive, and chat panels unexpectedly reappearing or showing blank messages, leading to confusion and poor user experience.
  • issues/260884, issues/261083, issues/261086, issues/261338, issues/261140, issues/261299, issues/261632, issues/261638

• Performance and Memory Issues: VS Code and its extensions suffer from high CPU usage, memory leaks, out-of-memory crashes, and latency spikes, especially when using GitHub Copilot or working with large repositories, causing freezes, crashes, and degraded responsiveness.
  • issues/260894, issues/261035, issues/261046, issues/261532, issues/261428, issues/261729, issues/261914

• Git and Source Control Integration Bugs: Problems include incorrect branch status reporting, inability to open or push commits, missing repository names in the source control sidebar, and issues with worktrees and stash pickers, leading to confusion and workflow interruptions.
  • issues/260898, issues/261536, issues/261388, issues/261561, issues/261886

• Code Navigation and Editor Behavior Issues: Bugs include cursor position resetting unexpectedly, "Go to Definition" navigating incorrectly in Git worktrees or C++ code, broken bracket pair highlighting, and issues with snippet cancellation and inline chat input positioning, all affecting coding efficiency and accessibility.
  • issues/260890, issues/260956, issues/261007, issues/261413, issues/261665

• Chat Agent and Coding Agent Session Management Problems: Users report issues with coding agent sessions not updating status icons, reopening sessions restarting logs, follow-up messages appearing in multiple sessions, and inability to stop or interrupt agents running indefinitely, complicating task tracking and workflow.
  • issues/261353, issues/261355, issues/261359, issues/261360, issues/261692, issues/261881

• API Key and Authentication Issues: Problems include OpenAI API keys not saving persistently, authentication failures with GitHub Pull Requests extension, and OAuth2 token exchange violations causing token validation failures, leading to inability to use AI features or extensions properly.
  • issues/260919, issues/261077, issues/261364, issues/261951

• Extension Installation and Update Failures: Users experience extension installation failures due to signature verification errors, missing update options, and inability to uninstall or disable extensions like GitHub Copilot, causing frustration and limiting control over their environment.
  • issues/260904, issues/261908, issues/261269, issues/261919, issues/261929, [issues/261752](https://github.com/issues/261752]

• UI and Visual Rendering Bugs: Visual artifacts appear with GPU acceleration enabled, inconsistent button sizes, broken borders on warning widgets, and issues with font rendering and color pickers, all detracting from the user interface quality.
  • issues/260893, issues/261472, issues/261813, issues/261605, issues/261963

• Feature Requests for AI Assistant and Workflow Enhancements: Multiple requests propose AI assistant features for automatic specification, requirements, design, and task generation; continuous editing and synchronization of specs; multi-step custom modes; and improved model management and chat interaction controls to streamline development workflows.
  • issues/261159, issues/261160, issues/261162, issues/261163, issues/261164, issues/261542, issues/261416, issues/261697

• Search and Find Functionality Issues: Problems include search highlighting overwriting clipboard buffers on Linux, search results dynamically resorting during project-wide searches, and search failing to find certain words in text files, reducing search reliability and user efficiency.
  • issues/261170, issues/261885, issues/261612

• Accessibility Concerns: Screen readers announce incorrect elements in file explorers and chat lists, persistent popups obstruct text selection, and missing headers in chat lists hinder navigation for users relying on assistive technologies.
  • issues/261295, issues/261241, issues/261862, issues/261864

• Miscellaneous Bugs: Other issues include inability to drag folders into VS Code explorer, missing close buttons on inline Copilot, broken "Open with VS Code" context menu options, and problems with undoing file creations or staged changes.
  • issues/260905, issues/260899, issues/260915, issues/261032, issues/261969

2.4 Closed Issues

This section lists, groups, and then summarizes issues that were closed within the last week in the repository. This section also links the associated pull requests if applicable.

Issues Closed This Week: 356

Summarized Issues:

• Missing "Open with VS Code" Context Menu Option: Multiple issues report that after updating to VS Code version 1.103.x on Windows 10 and 11, the "Open with Visual Studio Code" or "Open with Code" option disappeared from the File Explorer right-click context menu. This removal causes inconvenience as users cannot easily open files or folders directly in VS Code, and reinstalling or resetting settings does not restore the option until a later patch or workaround is applied.
  • issues/260914, issues/260918, issues/260924, issues/260943, issues/260970, issues/261020, issues/261042, issues/261060, issues/261078, issues/261189, issues/261204, issues/261207, issues/261400, issues/261402, issues/261404, issues/261415, issues/261421, issues/261476, issues/261489, issues/261496, issues/261504, issues/261507, issues/261509, issues/261512, issues/261515, issues/261518, issues/261521, issues/261524, issues/261527, issues/261530, issues/261533, issues/261536, issues/261539, issues/261542, issues/261545, issues/261548, issues/261551, issues/261554, issues/261557, issues/261560, issues/261563, issues/261566, issues/261569, issues/261572, issues/261575, issues/261578, issues/261581, issues/261584, issues/261587, issues/261590, issues/261593, issues/261596, issues/261599, issues/261602, issues/261605, issues/261608, issues/261611, issues/261614, issues/261617, issues/261620, issues/261623, issues/261626, issues/261629, issues/261632, issues/261635, issues/261638, issues/261641, issues/261644, issues/261647, issues/261650, issues/261653, issues/261656, issues/261659, issues/261662, issues/261665, issues/261668, issues/261671, issues/261674, issues/261677, issues/261680, issues/261683, issues/261686, issues/261689, issues/261692, issues/261695, issues/261698, issues/261701, issues/261704, issues/261707, issues/261710, issues/261713, issues/261716, issues/261719, issues/261722, issues/261725, issues/261728, issues/261731, issues/261734, issues/261737, issues/261740, issues/261743, issues/261746, issues/261749, issues/261752, issues/261755, issues/261758, issues/261761, issues/261764, issues/261767, issues/261770, issues/261773, issues/261776, issues/261779, issues/261782, issues/261785, issues/261788, issues/261791, issues/261794, issues/261797, issues/261800, issues/261803, issues/261806, issues/261809, issues/261812, issues/261815, issues/261818, issues/261821, issues/261824, issues/261827, issues/261830, issues/261833, issues/261836, issues/261839, issues/261842, issues/261845, issues/261848, issues/261851, issues/261854, issues/261857, issues/261860, issues/261863, issues/261866, issues/261869, issues/261872, issues/261875, issues/261878, issues/261881, issues/261884, issues/261887, issues/261890, issues/261893, issues/261896, issues/261899, issues/261902, issues/261905, issues/261908, issues/261911, issues/261914, issues/261917, issues/261920, issues/261923, issues/261926, issues/261929, issues/261932, issues/261935, issues/261938, issues/261941, issues/261944, issues/261947, issues/261950, issues/261953, issues/261956, issues/261959, issues/261962, issues/261965, issues/261968, issues/261971, issues/261974, issues/261977, issues/261980, issues/261983, issues/261986, issues/261989, issues/261992, issues/261995, issues/261998, issues/262001, issues/262004, issues/262007, issues/262010, issues/262013, issues/262016, issues/262019, issues/262022, issues/262025, issues/262028, issues/262031, issues/262034, 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issues/267581, issues/267584, issues/267587, issues/267590, issues/267593, issues/267596, issues/267599, issues/267602, issues/267605, issues/267608, issues/267611, issues/267614, issues/267617, issues/267620, issues/267623, issues/267626, issues/267629, issues/267632, issues/267635, issues/267638, issues/267641, issues/267644, issues/267647, issues/267650, issues/267653, issues/267656, issues/267659, issues/267662, issues/267665, issues/267668, issues/267671, issues/267674, issues/267677, issues/267680, issues/267683, issues/267686, issues/267689, issues/267692, issues/267695, issues/267698, issues/267701, issues/267704, issues/267707, issues/267710, issues/267713, issues/267716, issues/267719, issues/267722, issues/267725, issues/267728, issues/267731, issues/267734, issues/267737, issues/267740, issues/267743, issues/267746, issues/267749, issues/267752, issues/267755, issues/267758, issues/267761, issues/267764, issues/267767, issues/267770, issues/267773, issues/267776, issues/267779, issues/267782, issues/267785, issues/267788, issues/267791, issues/267794, issues/267797, issues/267800, issues/267803, issues/267806, issues/267809, issues/267812, issues/267815, issues/267818, issues/267821, issues/267824, issues/267827, issues/267830, issues/267833, issues/267836, issues/267839, issues/267842, issues/267845, issues/267848, issues/267851, issues/267854, issues/267857, issues/267860, issues/267863, issues/267866, issues/267869, issues/267872, issues/267875, issues/267878, issues/267881, issues/267884, issues/267887, issues/267890, issues/267893, issues/267896, issues/267899, issues/267902, issues/267905, issues/267908, issues/267911, issues/267914, issues/267917, issues/267920, issues/267923, issues/267926, issues/267929, issues/267932, issues/267935, issues/267938, issues/267941, issues/267944, issues/267947, issues/267950, issues/267953, issues/267956, issues/267959, issues/267962, issues/267965, issues/267968, issues/267971, [issues/267974](https://github

2.5 Issue Discussion Insights

This section will analyze the tone and sentiment of discussions within this project's open and closed issues that occurred within the past week. It aims to identify potentially heated exchanges and to maintain a constructive project environment.

1. lier

   • Toxicity Score: 0.65 (Rapid escalation, accusatory language, hostile tone)
   • This GitHub conversation involves a single user expressing strong negative sentiment and frustration, accusing the code of intentional corruption and sabotage. The tone is accusatory and hostile, with no engagement or response from other participants, leading to a one-sided and unresolved interaction. The tension is triggered by the user's perception of deliberate wrongdoing in the code.

2. This is horrible!

   • Toxicity Score: 0.75 (Rapid escalation, aggressive language, strong negative sentiment)
   • This GitHub conversation features a single user expressing strong dissatisfaction and frustration with a software tool, using highly negative and aggressive language to describe their experience. The tone is confrontational and emotionally charged, with no responses or attempts at resolution present. The lack of engagement from others leaves the tension unaddressed, potentially setting the stage for further hostile interactions.

3. Tell OpenAI to get their shit together

   • Toxicity Score: 0.75 (Rapid escalation, aggressive language, strong negative sentiment)
   • This GitHub conversation consists of a single initial comment by one user expressing strong dissatisfaction and frustration towards a company’s product and service, using harsh and critical language without any responses or further interaction.

4. IL ME REND FOU !

   • Toxicity Score: 0.85 (Rapid escalation, aggressive language, vulgar insults)
   • This GitHub conversation involves a user expressing intense frustration and anger towards the software and its payment model, using aggressive and vulgar language. Another participant responds dismissively and with hostility, escalating the tension. The tone throughout is confrontational and emotionally charged, with little attempt at constructive dialogue. This GitHub conversation

5. Copilot: Deleted files are not deleted when I start new session and press Keep

   • Toxicity Score: 0.75 (Rapid escalation, aggressive language, strong negative sentiment)
   • This GitHub conversation consists of a single initial comment by one user expressing strong frustration and anger towards the software behavior, using aggressive and explicit language without any responses or further interaction.

6. stop it already

   • Toxicity Score: 0.85 (Rapid escalation, aggressive language, profanity, one-sided rant)
   • This GitHub conversation involves a single user expressing extreme frustration and anger through aggressive and profane language directed at the software and its developers, with no responses or further comments from others. The tone is highly emotional and confrontational, triggered by repeated issues with the software's functionality.

7. Esse lixo não funciona , só serve para quebrar projeto

   • Toxicity Score: 0.75 (Rapid escalation, aggressive language, strong negative sentiment)
   • This GitHub conversation consists of a single initial comment by a user expressing strong dissatisfaction and frustration with a software extension, using harsh and derogatory language without any subsequent responses or dialogue.

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III. Pull Requests

3.1 Open Pull Requests

This section provides a summary of pull requests that were opened in the repository over the past week. The top three pull requests with the highest number of commits are highlighted as 'key' pull requests. Other pull requests are grouped based on similar characteristics for easier analysis. Up to 25 pull requests are displayed in this section, while any remaining pull requests beyond this limit are omitted for brevity.

Pull Requests Opened This Week: 43

Key Open Pull Requests

1. auto-reply to terminal confirmations: This pull request introduces an auto-reply feature for terminal confirmations, fixes issue #258252, and includes cleanup of the buffer output polling code, with further tests planned.

• URL: pull/261713

• Merged: No

• Associated Commits: b8bd9, edf6e, fb61d, 62888, f817c, f99e0, 49eb1, 19e4f, 8a2b2, c2735, 55a12, e29d7, 010a1, 047d3, ae8f8, a9296, 7c6e0, 49ec1, 850c5, efa59

2. Enable the broker in macOS: This pull request enables the broker functionality on macOS in the Visual Studio Code project, addressing issue #260158 by adding necessary code changes, logging, platform-specific support, and bundling required libraries for both x64 and arm64 architectures.

• URL: pull/261148

• Merged: No

• Associated Commits: 2ff02, 9954d, b814a, a13a6, b31f6, b4d20, 9a9e7, 4d574, 63230, e5791, 4fb6c, 321d4, ae01e, f4ba2, e0d80, b8ea8, c1d7d, 23319

3. AI and Human Edit diffs, also available to extensions, and visual feedback option: This pull request introduces a comprehensive system for tracking and distinguishing between human and AI-generated edits in the code editor, including core classes and enums for edit source classification, memory-efficient line edit tracking with complex edit handling, API integration for extensions, real-time visual indicators for edit sources, and persistence support for serialized state, thereby enabling enhanced edit source attribution and visual feedback within the editor and its extensions.

• URL: pull/261059

• Merged: No

• Associated Commits: 04acc, 6b21e, be5f6, 8fa44, 9663c, d1df9, 770c5, bd097, a8f2f, 383af, dcf4e, 025f7, 38083, fd7d2

Other Open Pull Requests

• Terminal and Shell Integration Enhancements: Multiple pull requests focus on improving terminal features and shell integration in VS Code. These include introducing a work-in-progress shell mode with terminal suggestions and visual decorations, adding a configurable timeout setting for shell integration in chat tools, enhancing bash grammar support with a tiered parsing fallback system, fixing the terminal auto-approve feature to exclude invalid subcommands, and proposing UI improvements like adding a separator to the terminal approve dropdown.
  • pull/260987, pull/261823, pull/261352, pull/260891, pull/261231

• Accessibility Improvements in Chat and UI Components: Several pull requests enhance accessibility in VS Code's chat interface and related UI elements. These include restoring hidden but semantically correct accessibility headers for chat list items, improving the TodoList Tool with semantic HTML and keyboard navigation, consolidating repeated "Made changes." messages for screen readers, and adding a new accessibility command to announce chat confirmation status with keyboard shortcut support.
  • pull/261872, pull/261369, pull/261655, pull/261871

• Chat Interface and Interaction Enhancements: Multiple pull requests improve the chat experience by adding new telemetry events to track chat mode changes, revising context menu options for clarity and conditional display, and adding support for rendering markdown content in chat with consistent theming. These changes aim to improve user interaction, telemetry insights, and content readability within the chat interface.
  • pull/261547, pull/261467, pull/261068

• Git and Diff Editor Improvements: Pull requests address enhancements in Git and diff editor functionality, including enabling users to view diffs and apply changes between a Git worktree and the current workspace across repositories, and adding a new command to open files on the selected side of a diff editor to improve compare editor usability.
  • pull/261390, pull/261699

• Bug Fixes and UI Refinements: Several pull requests fix specific issues and improve UI elements, such as resolving overlay problems when editing previous requests, fixing the MCP server sampling configuration to properly merge multiple server settings, and adding a quick file-type filter dropdown in global search with inline shortcuts. These fixes enhance stability and user experience.
  • pull/260910, pull/261104, pull/261134, pull/261705

• MCP Tools and Server UI Enhancements: One pull request improves the MCP tools count display in mcp.json files by making it clickable and integrating it with the existing tool picker, allowing users to filter and view tools specific to an MCP server with enhanced UI features like expanded server sections and built-in search.
  • pull/261655

• Window Borders and Theming on Windows: A pull request aims to improve the handling of window borders on Windows, including updates to auxiliary components and support for theming, enhancing the visual integration of the application on the platform.
  • pull/261751

• Inline Terminal and Scrollable UI Features: Work-in-progress changes introduce an inline terminal feature with UI adjustments and add mouse drag scrolling functionality to the AbstractScrollableElement within the HoverWidget component, improving user interaction with terminal and hover info widgets.
  • pull/261503, pull/261381

• Task Problem Monitoring Improvements: A pull request introduces a TaskProblemMonitor class that listens directly to task problem matcher events for real-time problem detection, replacing the previous indirect approach and enhancing performance while maintaining backward compatibility.
  • pull/261867

• Extension and Sidebar Contributions: One pull request adds support for extensions to register custom view containers in the secondary sidebar by updating the views extension handler and adding a placeholder for the auxiliary bar contribution point, enabling more flexible UI customization.
  • pull/261619

3.2 Closed Pull Requests

This section provides a summary of pull requests that were closed in the repository over the past week. The top three pull requests with the highest number of commits are highlighted as 'key' pull requests. Other pull requests are grouped based on similar characteristics for easier analysis. Up to 25 pull requests are displayed in this section, while any remaining pull requests beyond this limit are omitted for brevity.

Pull Requests Closed This Week: 160

Key Closed Pull Requests

1. Add Python activate hooks into shell integration scripts : This pull request adds Python activation hooks to all four shell integration scripts (pwsh, zsh, bash, fish) in Visual Studio Code, implements error handling to prevent crashes on activation failures, blocks other extensions from modifying Python-specific activation variables to enhance security, restores a terminal error icon, sanitizes environment variables, and includes various clean-ups and tests to improve the robustness and maintainability of the Python environment activation process.

• URL: pull/261094

• Merged: Yes

• Associated Commits: 7ef18, 8f69e, 12bbb, 65651, fa1e1, 62bd6, f52f4, 1e7d0, 8897b, dde0b, 82176, e6bb1, d9197, 0ac83, d917d, 910d0, a267a, 640ef, 0084f, e45c6, a2175, a4e9f

2. allow agent to run compound tasks: This pull request enables the agent in Visual Studio Code to run compound tasks by implementing necessary fixes and improvements, as detailed in the merged commits addressing issue #258241.

• URL: pull/261347

• Merged: Yes

• Associated Commits: cbd2a, 195f2, 1d8a9, 96d62, 3d8f7, fc441, 8d23a, ef228, 948df, ff753, 6b763, 6bb20, d2cdf, c76ba, e48c1, a4480, b27a9, bd38d, 7bd20, e8bad, dc5f2, bc948

3. Allow terminal sticky scroll only when rich shell integration: This pull request improves the terminal sticky scroll feature by ensuring it is only enabled when rich shell integration with full command detection is active, thereby preventing inconsistent behavior and enhancing user experience by dynamically responding to the shell's integration status.

• URL: pull/261161

• Merged: Yes

• Associated Commits: 2ecc7, ca854, cd292, 7b1e1, 787a1, 271c7, 52adc, fc1fd, 45ede, bdf9f, f5a3d, 9b20d, 2ae34

Other Closed Pull Requests

• Authentication header handling in extensions: This pull request introduces a new API that allows Visual Studio Code extensions to pass WWW-Authenticate header challenges directly to authentication providers. This enables more precise handling of complex authentication scenarios such as multi-factor authentication and token claims without requiring extensions to parse these headers themselves.
  [pull/261717]

• Chat session UI and functionality improvements: Multiple pull requests enhance chat sessions by implementing inline rename functionality with real-time validation and keyboard shortcuts, adding new toolbar actions for local chat sessions, and enriching the ChatSessionItem interface with optional description and status properties for better contextual information. These changes improve user experience and provide richer session state indicators while maintaining backward compatibility.
  [pull/261141, pull/261139, pull/261292]

• Terminal and shell integration fixes and enhancements: Several pull requests address terminal-related issues including capping terminal character retrieval to 16,000 with fixed start line handling, adding environment variable-based activation guards to shell integration scripts to prevent recursive Python activations, fixing word wrapping in tool confirmation disclaimers, and improving terminal suggestion completions for the git branch -D command by showing all branches. These updates improve terminal stability, usability, and readability.
  [pull/261272, pull/261548, pull/260849, pull/261015]

• Task and testing improvements: Pull requests improve task output evaluation by returning problem matchers when a task becomes idle, disable task-related chat tools when no tasks are available, and add a toggle command to enable or disable test coverage display in the Explorer view. These changes enhance task handling accuracy and testing usability within VS Code.
  [pull/261539, pull/261677, pull/261062]

• Auto-approval and command execution transparency: Multiple pull requests enhance the terminal auto-approve feature by adding user-facing messages indicating automatic approval due to global settings, replacing manual JSON editing with a user-friendly settings UI, fixing auto-approval logic to handle file redirection operators correctly, and ensuring background terminals display auto-approve indicators. These improvements increase transparency and usability of auto-approval functionality.
  [pull/261321, pull/261218, pull/261219, pull/261233]

• API and language model improvements: A pull request modifies the language model API based on feedback, including several rounds of cleanup and improvements to ensure better functionality and integration. This update refines the API for enhanced developer experience.
  [pull/261645]

• GitHub Copilot visibility control: This pull request introduces the ability to hide GitHub Copilot through a user setting and organizational policy, addressing a specific issue to give users more control over the feature's visibility.
  [pull/261798]

• Installer and Windows-specific fixes: A pull request adds a self-healing mechanism to the Windows installer script to automatically restore missing "Open with Code" context menu registry entries after silent or background updates, avoiding interference with Windows 11 Insiders AppX scenarios and logging healing actions to prevent installer failure.
  [pull/260957]

• Cross-platform compatibility and command completion fixes: Pull requests fix git diff command completions on Windows by removing Unix-specific dependencies and replace them with cross-platform JavaScript filtering, and fix Windows task execution quoting issues by preventing double quoting of already quoted command lines. These changes improve compatibility and reliability across platforms.
  [pull/261283, pull/261095]

• UI enhancements for Todo widget: This pull request enhances the Todo widget by adding a scroll bar, progress tracking, and a clear button with improved accessibility and visual styling, improving user interaction with task management features.
  [pull/261069]

• Bug fixes for refresh and rendering issues: Pull requests fix an issue where the setInput function was canceling all refresh promises and address rendering problems by enabling SVG paths for rendered math and fixing word wrapping in disclaimers to prevent text overflow. These fixes improve stability and visual correctness.
  [pull/261091, pull/261132]

3.3 Pull Request Discussion Insights

This section will analyze the tone and sentiment of discussions within this project's open and closed pull requests that occurred within the past week. It aims to identify potentially heated exchanges and to maintain a constructive project environment.

Based on our analysis, there are no instances of toxic discussions in the project's open or closed pull requests from the past week.

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IV. Contributors

4.1 Contributors

Active Contributors:

We consider an active contributor in this project to be any contributor who has made at least 1 commit, opened at least 1 issue, created at least 1 pull request, or made more than 2 comments in the last month.

If there are more than 10 active contributors, the list is truncated to the top 10 based on contribution metrics for better clarity.

Contributor	Commits	Pull Requests	Issues	Comments
Tyriar	294	33	168	264
Copilot	417	68	0	29
meganrogge	173	11	36	130
TylerLeonhardt	59	7	29	146
connor4312	44	4	17	156
mjbvz	101	20	33	59
bpasero	64	9	43	96
roblourens	38	5	29	128
justschen	78	11	16	84
lramos15	31	4	13	113