General requirements for installing extensions in hosted version?
See original GitHub issueWhat are the general requirements for extensions to be installable in the hosted version ode Coder?
E.g., I tried Azure Functions (ms-azuretools.vscode-azurefunctions) and it failed:
Cannot read property 'local' of undefined
Thank you!
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@ChristianWeyer The extension should be up in roughly an hour. I was running into some inconsistent issues with packaging the source. I’m curious to know if it functions for your use case.
The general prerequisite is that they are compilable via the
vsce
tool that Microsoft maintains. The current version of this extension (that we’re hosting) appears to fail compilation, so I’ll dig deeper into this.