max
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Answers two things: how to install these without a marketplace, and how to keep settings in sync when VS Code's Settings Sync cannot be pointed at Gitea. - build.ps1 packages each extension into dist/ - publish.ps1 creates a release and uploads them, replacing same-named assets so a rolling "latest" tag stays clean - install.ps1 downloads a release's assets and installs them, or -Local from dist/ - settings.ps1 copies User/ between the repo and the machine, and installs the marketplace extensions recorded in extensions.txt - dev-link.ps1 junctions the sources into ~/.vscode/extensions for development - ci-release.sh plus a Gitea Actions workflow do the build and publish on a tag push Settings are copied, not symlinked: an atomic save replaces a symlink with a regular file and the sync stops without looking broken. vsce/ pins vsce and undici so packaging works on Node 18, which current vsce does not support. test/run.ps1 drives the real scripts against a stub of the Gitea release API. It caught the multipart Content-Disposition being unquoted on .NET Framework, and Invoke-WebRequest dropping the Authorization header across a redirect.
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27 lines
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{
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"//": "Fill in your Gitea server. GITEA_URL / GITEA_OWNER / GITEA_REPO override these.",
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"gitea": {
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"url": "https://gitea.example.com",
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"owner": "max",
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"repo": "vscode-extensions"
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},
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"//extensions": "path is relative to this repo; repo is the Gitea repo to clone if path is missing.",
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"extensions": [
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{
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"id": "colored-references",
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"path": "../colored-references-src/colored-references",
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"repo": "colored-references"
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},
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{
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"id": "vertical-tabs",
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"path": "../vertical-tabs",
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"repo": "vertical-tabs"
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},
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{
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"id": "dotnet-hot-reload",
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"path": "../dotnet-hot-reload",
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"repo": "dotnet-hot-reload"
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}
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]
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}
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