Releases: microsoft/vscode-cosmosdb
Releases · microsoft/vscode-cosmosdb
v0.19.2
v0.19.1
v0.19.0
We've made some large design changes to the Azure extensions for VS Code. View App Centric release notes
Changed
- Minimum version of VS Code is now 1.57.0
0.18.1
0.18.0
Added
- Postgres Flexible Servers (Preview) includes support for Databases, Functions and Stored Procedures
Changed
- Postgres Single Server defaults to version "11"
Fixed
v0.17.0
Added
- SKU type option is now available while creating PostgreSQL servers
- Option to select either "Provisioned throughput" or "Serverless" model while creating CosmosDB accounts
Changed
- Icons updated to match VS Code's theme. Install new product icon themes here
Fixed
v0.16.0
Added
- Now depends on the "Azure Resources" extension, which provides a "Resource Groups" and "Help and Feedback" view
- Grouped items in all context menus to improve access and readability
- "Attached Emulator..." option added to Attach Database Accounts context menu
Changed
- "Report an Issue" button was removed from errors. Use the "Help and Feedback" view or command palette instead
Fixed
v0.15.1
Added
- Newly created Azure CosmosDB - MongoDB servers default to version “3.6”
Changed
- Minimum version of VS Code is now 1.48.0
- Improved extension activation time (by switching to the azure-sdk-for-js)
Fixed
v0.15.0
Added
- Attach PostgreSQL servers by connection string
- PostgreSQL support for integration with App Service extension
Changed
- PostgreSQL server defaults to version "10"
Fixed
v0.14.0
Added
- Use the setting "azureDatabases.batchSize" to configure the Mongo "DBQuery.shellBatchSize" attribute and the batch size when loading children in the tree view.
- Create and edit stored procedures in PostgreSQL. NOTE: only applies to PostgreSQL server versions 11 and above.
Fixed
Changed
- Results from executing most Mongo commands open in a single read-only editor.