Vscode-powershell: install-vscode

Created on 14 Aug 2018 · 4Comments · Source: PowerShell/vscode-powershell

Will there be a new install-vbscript version in PSGallery for this new "recommended" version. Not to mention why are you recommending it?
I just finished a script for a complete install of VSCode with extensions and modules... install-vscode allowed the argurments for version, architecture and installing extensions all in one...

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Could you provide a little more context on your question? E.g. what do you mean by install-vbscript? Or the "recommended" version? Is there something you're seeing on the VS Code Marketplace?

joeyaiello on 14 Aug 2018

I think this has already been solved, the version of Install-Vscode.ps1 in the master branch can already install the user install of vscode.

However, the script that is published to powershellgallery only contains the release notes up to including 20/03/2018, while the one in the master branch includes two dates after that one - 21/03/2018 and 15/08/2018, so an update probably just needs to be pushed to gallery.

https://www.powershellgallery.com/packages/Install-VSCode/1.2/Content/Install-VSCode.ps1

https://github.com/PowerShell/vscode-powershell/blob/b507ec4eab4c6c2c3b8942e140a435e1d5c85549/scripts/Install-VSCode.ps1#L26-L39

Also .projecturi in the script manifest is linking to a version of the script in the develop branch, and that seems to be the original version of the script I think. It should probably link to the version that is actually published. That goes for the .licenseuri as well

https://github.com/PowerShell/vscode-powershell/blob/b507ec4eab4c6c2c3b8942e140a435e1d5c85549/scripts/Install-VSCode.ps1#L15-L17

tomlarse on 12 Nov 2018

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@tomlarse You've reminded me that I should add to the release notes given my recent changes to the master script.

The project URI field should be updated to master as well.

The script hasn't been republished since it hasn't really been a priority and it requires some time investment to get it signed properly. For the script can be obtained from https://raw.githubusercontent.com/PowerShell/vscode-powershell/master/scripts/Install-VSCode.ps1.