Dpl: Visual Studio Code Extension Publishing

[nikeee]

It would be nice if one can publish VSCode Extensions directly from Travis.

The process is pretty similar to npm deployment: https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/extensions/publish-extension

[hanjoosten]

Not sure if it helps, but did you look into this documentation?

[nikeee]

I'm aware that it's possible to configure it the right way. However, in this FR, it is proposed to offer a similar experience like the npm publishing:
https://docs.travis-ci.com/user/deployment/npm/

As the deployment process is pretty similar to NPM packages (VSC extensions are like NPM packages), we could provide it directly as configuration.

If this is something the Travis team would like to have, I'd see if I can file a PR.

[hanjoosten]

It would be nice. I am currently struggling getting my repo deployed in a proper way.

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[nikeee]

I think this issue is still valid.

[nikeee]

I'd like to take on this issue by adding a modified copy of the npm Provider. Is there anything to be aware of? How do I debug these deployment providers?

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[nikeee]

It's still valid, I think.

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[mehrad77]

Still valid I guess

[svenfuchs]

if it is, i guess it needs to be reopened :)

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[mehrad77]

oh no, don't close it

[svenfuchs]

@mehrad77 would you like to take a shot at this? not using Visual Studio Code over here ...

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