vscode, show installed extensions in terminal

G Dubs answered on December 19, 2021 Popularity 3/10 Helpfulness 4/10

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vscode, show installed extensions in terminal

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# Make sure you run this command in your system's terminal or command prompt, 
# not the integrated terminal in VSCode
code --list-extensions

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# Make sure you run this command in your system's terminal or command prompt,

# not the integrated terminal in VSCode

code --list-extensions

This command lists all the installed extensions with their publisher names and extension names, which can be useful for sharing your extensions list or setting up a new development environment.

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# Open vscode in a directory where you want to save the output to a txt file
# Press ctrl+~ to open terminal and ensure "bash" is your chosen platform

code --list-extensions --show-versions > extensions.txt

# Type code --help for more options

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# Open vscode in a directory where you want to save the output to a txt file

# Press ctrl+~ to open terminal and ensure "bash" is your chosen platform

code --list-extensions --show-versions > extensions.txt

# Type code --help for more options

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Tags: command-line shell show vscode-extensions

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