While building this extension I found that VS Code is missing feature parity with Sublime Text. The feature is find and select all occurrences.
This is what I see in Sublime Text.

As far as I can tell an equivalent feature does not exist in VS Code.
The keyboard shortcut for this feature in Sublime Text is alt+f3 on Windows / Linux and ctrl+cmd+g on Mac.
VS Code has something very similar - cmd+f, do a search, then press alt+enter to select all matches. But I just found that I have some extension installed that overrides that keyboard shortcut and throws an error, which is extremely annoying, and now I have to figure out which one it is. And it would be nice to have something that works exactly like sublime, with one step instead of two. I guess an extension could cover this though.
There is a shortcut is VSCode for this : cmd + L (cmd + shift + l) on mac. I guess its ctrl + L on PC
@Swiiip awesome! That is what I was looking for. Thanks!
The selection is limited only to the first 1000 occurrences :(
both have its advances!
Ctrl + F & Alt + Enter
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