Microsoft has released Visual Studio Code 1.109.2, focusing on bug fixes and enhancements to the chat experience within the IDE. The update resolves the long-standing Alt-buffer bug that caused unwanted duplicate terminals and improves the reliability of the Chat panel's filtering options, reducing accidental selections. Minor tweaks, such as renaming the background agent for better clarity and updating search terminology to align with existing VS Code language, also contribute to enhanced user experience. Users can easily update to the new version through the auto-update feature or by checking for updates in the command palette
Visual Studio Code 1.109.2 released
Microsoft has released Visual Studio Code 1.109.2, which focuses on fixing bugs and improving the chat experience within the IDE. This update addresses the long-standing Alt-buffer bug that caused duplicate terminals to open when users pressed Alt-keys, making it easier to navigate the terminal. Additionally, the Chat panel now filters options more reliably, reducing accidental selections and making it easier for developers to manage multiple conversations. The patch also includes several minor tweaks, such as renaming background agent display names and updating search terminology, which aim to improve overall performance and user experience in VS Code.
