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Adopt @link
in vscode.d.ts
#120120
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For #120120 Converts all links in vscode.d.ts and vscode.proposed.d.ts to use `@link` instead of our custom link scheme. This allows these links to work in IntelliSense popups I have converted all links over since we want to try to use `@link` everywhere. However a few of them may not work yet due implementation limitations
Support for We'll keep the existing link support around for a little while since most extensions will still be using older versions of |
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Tracks adopting JSDoc
@link
tags invscode.d.ts
. Unlike our existing link scheme, these links should work properly in hovers and suggest widgets. However they do require TS 4.3+@link
Support JSDoc @link tags #119357vscode.d.ts
to use@link
tags.@link
tags.vscode.d.ts
that uses@link
. However users targeting older versions of VS Code will get thed.ts
that uses our custom link schemevscode.d.ts
should use@link
#link
in oldvscode.d.ts
versionsWe can also try this out in
vscode.proposed.d.ts
, since we don't have to worry about supporting older versions of that fileThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: