Microsoft has released Visual Studio Code 1.145.1, which includes two targeted telemetry bug fixes related to the Copilot Agent Host and addresses two user-facing issues. The patch corrects problems with model-call pairing IDs and account identity attribution during edits, enhancing the accuracy of analytics within the platform. Additionally, it resolves read-only chat issues when agents are disabled by policy and a governance gap related to registry-only restrictions. This release continues VS Code's evolution from a text editor to a sophisticated AI-agent platform, emphasizing the importance of accurate data analytics and streamlined user interactions
Visual Studio Code 1.145.1 Released: Microsoft Fixes Agent Telemetry Bugs and Tightens Copilot Controls
Microsoft shipped Visual Studio Code 1.145.1 today, a patch that adds just two targeted corrections to the existing 1.145 feature set. Both fixes target telemetry inside the Copilot Agent Host, correcting bugs that could misattribute model-call pairing IDs and lose account identity after an account switch. The update also patches two user-facing issues: read-only chats when an agent is disabled by policy, and a governance gap where a failed MCP refresh could drop registry-only restrictions. Together, the release marks another step in VS Code's shift from a text editor into a fully managed AI-agent platform.
