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Matt Bierner 98b069c041 Work towards getting isolated built-in extension compiles

For #271167

This makes it so our built-in extensions can mostly be built using `tsc` on the command line. Previously the extensions were picking up a lot of typing info from the root `node_modules` that meant they weren't truly independent

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build

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resources

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src

Git - remove the usages of any (#270179 )

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.npmrc

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.vscodeignore

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extension.webpack.config.js

Convert extension webpack scripts to modules

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package-lock.json

chore: update to Electron 35 (#245423 )

2025-05-09 19:03:36 +09:00

package.json

Work towards getting isolated built-in extension compiles

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package.nls.json

Enable users to view and apply changes from worktree to main repo, per file (#263927 )

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README.md

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tsconfig.json

Work towards getting isolated built-in extension compiles

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README.md

Git integration for Visual Studio Code

Notice: This extension is bundled with Visual Studio Code. It can be disabled but not uninstalled.

Features

See Git support in VS Code to learn about the features of this extension.

API

The Git extension exposes an API, reachable by any other extension.

Copy src/api/git.d.ts to your extension's sources;
Include git.d.ts in your extension's compilation.
Get a hold of the API with the following snippet:
```
const gitExtension = vscode.extensions.getExtension<GitExtension>('vscode.git').exports;
const git = gitExtension.getAPI(1);
```
Note: To ensure that the vscode.git extension is activated before your extension, add extensionDependencies (docs) into the package.json of your extension:
```
"extensionDependencies": [
	"vscode.git"
]
```