Version Lens for Visual Studio Code

This project is active, not sponsored or funded.

This extension shows version information when opening a package or project file in vscode.
It abides by semver rules and uses the Node Semver package to compare and sort versions.

The following languages are supported:

• cargo (rust) https://doc.rust-lang.org/cargo/
• composer (php) https://getcomposer.org/
• dotnet https://www.dotnetfoundation.org/
• dub https://code.dlang.org/
• maven (java) https://maven.apache.org/
• npm (node) https://www.npmjs.com/
  • jspm https://jspm.org/
  • pnpm https://pnpm.io/
• pub (dart) https://pub.dev/
• python https://pypi.org/

NOTE

TOML needs an extenstion that registers the TOML language with vscode. e.g. https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=tamasfe.even-better-toml

Contents

• How do I see version information for a package?
• Can I see pre-release versions?
• What do the suggestion links mean?
• Will this extension install packages for me?
• How do I install this extension?
• Can I install this extension manually?
• I'm not able to install this extention
• How do I troubleshoot this extension?

How do I see version information for a package?

Click the V icon in the package\project file toolbar.

You can also choose the default startup state by setting versionlens.suggestions.showOnStartup

Can I see pre-release versions?

Yes, click on the tag icon in the package\project file toolbar.

You can also choose the default startup state by setting versionlens.suggestions.showPrereleasesOnStartup

Will this extension install packages for me?

Yes, you can define a task that will run when you save a package document.

To set this up follow the custom task install guide

How do I install this extension?

Follow this link on how to install vscode extensions

Can I install this extension manually?

Yes goto the release page for instructions

I'm not able to install this extention

Try a clean install:

• Shut down vscode
• Delete the extension folder {home}/.vscode/extensions/pflannery.vscode-versionlens*
• Open vscode and try reinstalling the extension again

If that fails then have a look in the output channel and choose the Log (Extension Host) in thedrop down. Report the problem here if this doesn't help.

How do I troubleshoot this extension?

• Ensure you have "editor.codeLens": true set in your settings.

• Version lens writes a log to an output channel in vscode.

  If your experiencing issues please set your versionlens.logging.level to debug (vscode needs to be restarted)

  Then open the channel like:

  

• In the worst case no logs are output. There maybe an error in the developer tools of vscode. You can open the dev tools from the help menu in vscode (Ctrl+Shift+I)

License

Licensed under ISC

Copyright © 2016+ contributors