This new version comes with new violations and Trusted Types awareness.Īlso pins tsec to the latest commit so that the version fetched is This fixes the bug where tsec was not running a postinstall build, whichĬaused it to keep running an old version. * Unable to find the registered languages while saving the file. * Suggest a different description ( microsoft#112049) * Prompt to save untitled file before run/debug * Windows - Taskbar entry context menu is empty ( fix microsoft#111177) * retry createAsset sproc due to ECONNRESET * microsoft#89559 Set logsPath in window configuration * Revert "build: create asset should still try to add asset" * highlightModifiedTabs and pinned tabs issue ( fix microsoft#111641) * debt - shuffle some electron-main code to better layers * ci: avoid overwriting CC variables for arm arch * chore: fix cache condition for native modules * chore: bump ci: remove condition for remote step
* chore: rebuild remote with older gcc toolchain
* Fixes microsoft#104004: Only run tests if the tests belong to a known extension * Fixes microsoft#111899: Maintain compatibility for context keys like `vim.use` A tick mark icon next to this setting means that the taskbar is locked and you cannot move or change its position.* Only render `vscode-remote://` extensions as remote To lock the taskbar in Windows 10, right-click an empty area on the taskbar and click the “Lock the taskbar” option. In a similar way, you can move your taskbar to the top edge of the screen.Īfter changing the taskbar location on your desktop, you can lock the taskbar to prevent any instance of accidentally moving or resizing the taskbar.
The taskbar will lock in a horizontal position. Hold and drag the taskbar from the right or left edge to the bottom of the screen using the primary mouse button (Refer screenshot). Method 2įor this to work, firstly make sure the “Lock the taskbar” setting is turned off. Click the drop-down menu and select “Bottom”.ĭoing so will instantly change the taskbar position and restore it to its original place.Look for the “Taskbar location on screen” option.Alternatively, right-click an empty space on the taskbar and select “Taskbar settings”. Go to the Start menu and click the gear icon to open the Settings. Navigate to Personalization and select Taskbar.
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