VS Code Wrapped: GitHub Universe 2026
Explore how VS Code evolved between GitHub Universe 2025 and 2026, with new ways to code, collaborate with agents, and manage work across tools and environments.
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- ci: run Linux PR checks on vscode-large-runners-ubuntu-8-core by Yoyokrazy
- ci: reuse the runner's Node.js for server tests and retry stalled downloads by lramos15
- Request confirmation before modifying chat memory by bhavyaus
- automations: preserve run history and filter editor sessions by benvillalobos
- mermaid: keep subgraph titles clear of edges and outline subgraph boxes by ulugbekna
- Add record-video skill behind experimental setting by hediet
- MCP: offer Copilot config in Open Remote User Configuration by vritant24
- sessions: fix side-pane frame test that fails in the full unit run by bryanchen-d
- sessions: simplify onboarding and add parallel tasks experiment by benibenj
- Engineering - skip tests on distro version bump in CI workflow by lszomoru
The next merge on main could be yours.
