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vscode​_extensions

Installed extensions for Visual Studio (VS) Code.

Column Type Description
installed_at bigint Installed Timestamp
name text Extension Name
path text Extension path
prerelease integer Pre release version
publisher text Publisher Name
publisher_id text Publisher ID
uid bigint The local user that owns the plugin
uuid text Extension UUID
version text Extension version
vscode_edition text VSCode or VSCode Insiders

Example

SELECT * FROM users CROSS JOIN vscode_extensions USING (uid);

List the name, publisher, and version of the Visual Studio (VS) Code extensions installed on hosts.

SELECT extension.name, extension.publisher, extension.version FROM users JOIN vscode_extensions extension USING (uid);

Notes

Querying this table requires joining against the users table. Learn more

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