VS Code Wrapped: GitHub Universe 2026
Explore how VS Code evolved between GitHub Universe 2025 and 2026, with new ways to code, collaborate with agents, and manage work across tools and environments.
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VS Code Wrapped: GitHub Universe 2026Explore how VS Code evolved between GitHub Universe 2025 and 2026, with new ways to code, collaborate with agents, and manage work across tools and environments.
Tune GitHub Copilot Inline Suggestions with Configurable Eagerness
Modernizing the VS Code UI
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