Thank you, we're working on the multiple screen size idea. I haven't seen the native testing UI yet, and will investigate. We won't be implementing lighthouse, as it is a third party service, but we're working on integrating the issues panel data into the extension, much like the webhint extension does.
That sounds great, looking forward to see those new features in action!
You and your colleagues have been killing it with Edge too. It's been ages since it last crashed (jinxed now of course 😉), amazing performance and low energy use on my MBP (getting scary close to Safari even!), the unique devtool features and these integrations are actually really useful, and as the cherry on top you finally got the sync feature working for 365 Business Standard tenant accounts :)
The only way I know how to access VSCode's native testing UI is through the Test Explorer UI extension which automatically installs microsoft/vscode-test-adapter-conv.... You then replace the extension's UI with the native one using the testExplorer.useNativeTesting setting.
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Thank you, we're working on the multiple screen size idea. I haven't seen the native testing UI yet, and will investigate. We won't be implementing lighthouse, as it is a third party service, but we're working on integrating the issues panel data into the extension, much like the webhint extension does.
That sounds great, looking forward to see those new features in action!
You and your colleagues have been killing it with Edge too. It's been ages since it last crashed (jinxed now of course 😉), amazing performance and low energy use on my MBP (getting scary close to Safari even!), the unique devtool features and these integrations are actually really useful, and as the cherry on top you finally got the sync feature working for 365 Business Standard tenant accounts :)
The only way I know how to access VSCode's native testing UI is through the Test Explorer UI extension which automatically installs microsoft/vscode-test-adapter-conv.... You then replace the extension's UI with the native one using the
testExplorer.useNativeTestingsetting.