Only preview releases contain `vsix` files (regular releases do not)
See original GitHub issueCurrently, only preview releases contain the vsix
files and regular releases have only sources i place. Will it be possible to add the vsix
files also for the regular releases to make it consistent?
[1] https://github.com/Azure/vscode-kubernetes-tools/releases
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Sure! Can you give https://github.com/Azure/vscode-kubernetes-tools/releases/tag/0.1.17 a try please, and let me know if you run into any problems? I had to do some URL munging which I never trust myself with, but I think it’s right…!
Regular release VSIXes can be downloaded from the VS Code Marketplace using the Download Extension link on the right. But from the linked issue it looks like you want to do something more than this?
Anyway, yes… we should aim to provide the VSIXes via the GitHub releases page, but at the moment that’s a manual step which is why it hasn’t been happening for the Marketplace releases. We should implement this as part of #262. What’s your urgency on this @ibuziuk?