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@vscode/vsce-sign
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This repo contains the code to build @vscode/vsce-sign, a Node.js module for verifying signed VS Code extension packages.
@vscode/vsce-sign is licensed under a Microsoft software license.
@vscode/vsce-sign-*
npm packages for all platforms. Provide the version of vsce-sign to release in the pipeline parameters. Note that while the vsce-sign version may have a leading v
(e.g.: v2.0.2
), this pipeline expects versions without the leading v
.optionalDependencies
version of @vscode/vsce-sign-*
packages in package.json to the version of vsce-sign.@vscode/vsce-sign
in package.jsonnpm install
to update package-lock.json
file.@vscode/vsce-sign
package using this pipeline.FAQs
Visual Studio Code extension package signing and verification module
We found that @vscode/vsce-sign demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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