Como ocultar permanentemente a notificação de atualização no Visual Studio Code?

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A notificação "Reiniciar e atualizar" é tão irritante, aparecendo todos os dias. Como se livrar disso para sempre? Eu não suporto ver isso toda vez que eu inicio o Visual Studio Code.

    
por Mikael Dúi Bolinder 26.07.2017 / 14:10

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Como se livrar disso para sempre?

No momento, isso não é possível, e há uma solicitação de recurso para melhorar isso de um funcionário da SE ( Nick Craver ) (veja abaixo).

Você pode contribuir para esta discussão.

Tendo dito que já houve algumas alterações feitas:

we have lightened the update notification in the insiders build, no changes in stable for June. More details can be found in the test plan item #27454. Please give it a try.

insiders build today: http://code.visualstudio.com/Download#insiders

Fonte Muitos prompts de atualização para usuários - e alternativas sugeridas .

you are no longer spammed by the message service once there is an update

Fonte Teste: leve atualização na barra de atividades # 27454

Muitos prompts de atualização para usuários - e alternativas sugeridas

What I don't like is the consumption of these updates at an ever-increasing frequency as a user. The promise of Visual Studio Code is a release approximately once a month. But that's (understandably) not reality, because software has bugs and release have unexpected issues in the wild.

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I propose the following requirements, as a user consuming updates:

  • Should not get a prompt to update two days in a row (this has happened many times)
  • Should not get a prompt to update more than once a week on a channel called "stable"

A few ideas:

  • A "slow" channel, where releases are only posted if they has been no new release in the past 7 days.
    • This would have eliminated the > 1 per month prompts for not-really-stable releases for 9 of the 10 months they happened in the table above.
  • Give users an option to configure a similar lag, not prompting for an update until it has been posted for at least 7 days and not obsoleted by a new point release.
    • e.g. update.delayDays, which if configured to 7 days would have the same effect as above.
  • Make updates a background post-close operation, simply informing the user in a much more subtle way (0-clicks, auto-dismiss) that an update will occur on next restart automatically.

The bottom line is VS code is a means to an end. I'm trying to do work, and so is everyone else. Update prompts, especially repetitive ones in a short duration get in the way of that and only add frustration. They rarely help me get any work done; it's usually the opposite.

Thoughts? Ideas? Can we improve this?

Fonte Muitos prompts de atualização para usuários - e alternativas sugeridas .

    
por 26.07.2017 / 15:12