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Cannot build vscode on recent releases #24828
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We do provide prebuilt rpm and deb files? https://code.visualstudio.com/Download We only build our rpms on Ubuntu currently. |
You do provide those binaries but that is for Visual Studio Code, which is similar but not the same thing as vscode. You guys provide packages for Visual Studio Code, but fail to provide packages for vscode. |
Oh you mean the OSS build. We have no plans on distributing the OSS build, I believe community members already are building and distributing it. If you figure out the issue with building the package on Fedora we'll gladly amend the documentation. |
What is the reasoning for this? |
We have a preferred channel; the official VS Code release and we spent a bunch of time setting that up, and that still needs more work to get right. The OSS build also isn't as featureful as the official build. The OSS is available for people who want to use it, but it's not the experience we want to encourage for the reasons mentioned above. I think there are some repos out there that ship the OSS version of vscode, I'd be googling them myself to find them though. You may find this project/script helpful to get the build working on your own machine https://github.com/fusion809/vscode-installer/blob/master/lib/build/fedora.sh |
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Perhaps it would be nice if you guys could provide a prebuilt .rpm/.deb files so that everyone wanting to use vscode specifically does not have to do this every release? Surely this can be done in an automated fashion.
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