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|---|---|---|---|---|
| Supported Visual Studio Code Versions | Supported | Maintained | Deprecated | Support for Acrolinx AI Assistant and Suggestions |
| 1.86+ | 1.2.3 | 1.2.2 | 1.2.1 and earlier | 1.2.3 and later |
Version 1.2.3 (22 January 2024)
Bug Fix
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Acrolinx Sidebar display issue - In the newer version of Visual Studio Code, there was an issue where the Acrolinx Sidebar didn't fill the vertical space defined for it. This made it unusable. We've fixed it.
Previous Versions
Version 1.2.2 (29 July 2022)
This is a small service release to address a bug that popped up a second time.
Platform Support
This version of Acrolinx for Visual Studio Code should work with older platform versions, however, we recommend you use:
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Acrolinx Platform 2021.03 or later
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Visual Studio Code version 1.67+
Bug Fix
Acrolinx Sidebar Won’t Open
The Acrolinx Sidebar still wouldn't open consistently after you launched Visual Studio Code. Because the issue continued on and off, it was tough to find a fix. We’re confident that we've taken care of this now.
Version 1.2.1 (23 June 2022)
This service release addresses a bug that prevented the Acrolinx Sidebar from opening in some situations.
Platform Support
This version of Acrolinx for Visual Studio Code should work with older platform versions, however, we recommend using:
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Acrolinx Platform 2020.10 or later
Bug Fix
Acrolinx Sidebar Won’t Open
There was an issue where the Acrolinx Sidebar wouldn’t open right after you launched Visual Studio Code. The issue also continued on and off. We fixed this bug.
Version 1.2.0 (3 May 2021)
This release, we've improved our Sidebar UX! We've docked the Sidebar within Visual Studio Code and we've given each file its own Sidebar. This way, you won't lose check results when you check multiple files.
Platform Support
This version of Acrolinx for Visual Studio Code should work with older platform versions, however, we recommend using:
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Acrolinx Platform 2019.11 or later
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Visual Studio Code version 1.50.0+
Improvements
Docked Sidebar
When you used the Acrolinx Sidebar in Visual Studio Code, it sometimes felt like a game of hide-and-seek. Especially when you had a bunch of tabs open. We've fixed this. The Sidebar no longer appears in an editor tab. You'll now find it docked to the left of the VS Code editor for a smoother workflow.
One Sidebar Per Document
When you checked more than one file in Visual Studio Code, you'd lose earlier check results. That's why each file that you check in Visual Studio Code now has its own Sidebar. Check results won't disappear anymore when you switch between files.