Running this from the command prompt seemed to work for me: ( close all vscode windows first )
winget upgrade --id Microsoft.VisualStudioCode
I think because I was running vscode as administrator I did not see the Help->Check for updates menu item.
Answer from Derek on Stack OverflowRunning this from the command prompt seemed to work for me: ( close all vscode windows first )
winget upgrade --id Microsoft.VisualStudioCode
I think because I was running vscode as administrator I did not see the Help->Check for updates menu item.
If Update:Mode in VS Code's setting is on 'none' , 'Check for Updates ...' option will disappear from Help. Just be sure it's not on 'none' then you can check for updates.
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Hi, I use vscode maybe once a month so every time I start it there is an update available. It would be nice to schedule an auto update in task scheduler instead so it would be up to date most of the time. Do you know how I can update it from the command line?
maybe the only option is to automate download it from the site and run the new installation?
The IDE tells me that a new version of Microsoft Visual Studio Code is available, but is short on details about how to apply it. Here's what I do:
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I see New Code update available when I hover over the
Manageicon on the activity bar -
I click on the icon and select
Download Updateon the context menu -
This brings me to the https://code.visualstudio.com web page
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I click on the Download button and choose
Debian, Ubuntu(I am running on Linux Ubuntu)
This downloads code_1.75.0-1675266613_amd64.deb. But where do I go from there?
Running this from the command prompt seemed to work for me: ( close all vscode windows first )
winget upgrade --id Microsoft.VisualStudioCode
I think because I was running vscode as administrator I did not see the Help->Check for updates menu item.
Answer from Derek on Stack Overflow