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Install the Pinpoint VS Code extension on new machines - #16
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Adds vscode/install.sh, which installs extensions that are not on the Marketplace from the .vsix attached to their latest GitHub release, and hooks it into install.sh. It is skipped when VS Code is not installed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Installs the Pinpoint VS Code extension on new machines. It is not on the Marketplace, so it is installed from the
.vsixattached to its latest GitHub release, following the same pattern aslogfmtpp.Changes
vscode/install.sh(new): resolves the latest release tag by following thereleases/latestredirect, compares it with the versioncode --list-extensions --show-versionsreports, and downloads and installs the.vsixonly when they differ. On macOS it falls back to the CLI inside the VS Code app bundle, so it works beforecodehas been added toPATH. When VS Code is not installed it prints a message and exits 0.install.sh: runs the new step at the end.Testing
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vscode/install.shon a Mac three ways: with the extension already installed (no-op), after uninstalling it (downloaded from the release and installed 0.1.0), and with VS Code hidden from it (skipped with exit 0). The last case is whattest-installexercises onubuntu-latest.🤖 Generated with Claude Code