How to disable automatic upgrade in VScode
This article will introduce to you how to disable VScode upgrade and prohibit VScode automatic upgrade plug-in. It has certain reference value. Friends in need can refer to it. I hope it will be helpful to everyone.
VScode versionV1.54.1
VScode upgrade settings
VScode will release a new version every month .
By default, VScode will automatically download the new version, and then prompt to upgrade the new version in the lower right corner of the window. Click to upgrade VScode. [Recommended learning: "vscode tutorial"]
We can also choose the Check for Updates
menu item in the Help
menu to manually detect VScode new Version.
Disable VScode upgrade settings
Method 1
Run menuFile
中Preferences Select the
Settings item in the
submenu, search for update mode
, and set it to none
Method 2
Open the View
menu and select the Command Palette
menu item or (Ctrl Shift P
) shortcut key to open the command panel. In the command panel, enter Preferences: Open Settings (JSON)
to open the user configuration JSON editing interface. Add"update.mode": "none"
.
Disable VScode to automatically upgrade plug-ins
By default, VSCode will automatically detect the upgrade plug-in. The method to disable VScode from automatically upgrading plug-ins is as follows:
Method 1
Run menuFile
Preferences
Select# in the submenu ##Settings item, search for
Extensions: Auto Update, and cancel the selected state of the check box.
Method 2
Open the plug-in bar on the left (Extensions) and click the upper right corner
...Open the menu and select
Disable Auto Updating Extensions
Open the
Display (View) menu, select the Command Palette (Command Palette)
menu item or (Ctrl Shift P
) shortcut key to open the command palette. In the command panel, enter Preferences: Open Settings (JSON)
to open the user configuration JSON editing interface. Add"extensions.autoUpdate": false
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