Add new option to insiders installExtension command to prevent bundle reinstalls#16374
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This reverts commit 8144eb4.
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I filed #16384 so I could add a news entry; would you rather I skip news and just close that issue? |
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Just close the issue. |
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Alright. |
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When installing the insiders VSIX, pass in a new set of options that emulates VS Code's built-in update mechanism. Namely, it won't force install extension pack dependencies when the user has previously uninstalled them.
I've tested on stable; adding this option doesn't break anything (it just has the old behavior).
For #16384.
See: microsoft/vscode#119265