Welcome to the October release of Visual Studio Code. If you're curious about the details, you can read our blog post describing the event and NPM and VS Code's mitigations.ĭownloads: Windows | Mac | Linux 64-bit. We expect to enable this feature in a future release.

We need to tune the acquisition to avoid unnecessary load on the NPM registry and we're working closely with the TypeScript and teams. We are releasing a 1.7.1 recovery build to disable the automatic JavaScript typings file acquisition feature. The 1.7.2 release also adds the final 1.7 translations and fixes several important issues.ĭownloads: Windows | Mac | Linux 64-bit. More details in relation to this feature, including details on how to disable it are included in the relevant section of these release notes. This feature is powered by a query to the npmjs service to retrieve relevant declaration files for used modules.

This feature greatly improves the IntelliSense in JavaScript projects and removes the need to manually install TypeScript declaration files (.d.ts files). The update to the server will re-enable the Automatic Type Acquisition (ATA) feature by default for JavaScript users. We are releasing 1.7.2 today which includes a new version of the TypeScript Server (to 2.0.10).

October 2016 (version 1.7) 1.7.2 Recovery Build

Visual studio reset intellisense cache