Sandeep Somavarapu

This is designed and expected. It is the metadata VS Code stores per extension while installing that can be used later for other features like updating etc., So I would...

@andschwa Sorry about the caused breakage. I am not sure what is your test doing, but I think it's not a good idea to depend on the content of package.json,...

Reopening this to investigate if there is something changed on VS Code while running extension tests

To verify: - Create some hello world extension and open it's `package.json` and change the `name` and `publisher` properties to an extension that already exists in Marketplace. Eg: ```json {...

> Will this fix handle this SO situation as well? Yes

Can you please provide the use case?

Thanks for offering help. But we are not yet ready to take PRs for this feature as it is still under dev and experimental. We will let you know once...

Its working for me, which browser are you using?

I tested in Chrome and it seems to work for me. Are there any steps which I am missing?

@shanalikhan This requires exposing the internals which can be flux. Hence as mentioned in this issue - https://github.com/microsoft/vscode/issues/78966, we are planning to expose an API to an extension to register...