Remove VSCode 1.129.1 pin — regression fixed in 1.131.0 - #11440
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Remove VSCode 1.129.1 pin — regression fixed in 1.131.0
Jul 29, 2026
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VSCode 1.130.0 introduced a regression causing e2e tests to hang indefinitely in CI. Tests were temporarily pinned to 1.129.1. VSCode 1.131.0 (released July 29, 2026) resolves the regression.
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download-setup.ts— RemoveVSCODE_PINNED_VERSION = "1.129.1"constant;download()now defaults to latest stablepackage.json— Remove hardcoded--commit=8a7abeba...fromtest:webscript; tests run against latest stable