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Give the VS Code extension the Visual Studio extension's tags and an SCM category - #18
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…SCM category Add keywords matching the Tags in source.extension.vsixmanifest (git, history, diff, blame, time-lapse, version-control), which the VS Code Marketplace uses as the listing's tags and for search, and change the category from Other to SCM Providers. "Tools", the Visual Studio listing's category, is not one of VS Code's allowed categories. Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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vscode/package.json:keywords(new):git,history,diff,blame,time-lapse,version-control, the same as the Visual Studio extension's<Tags>insource.extension.vsixmanifest. The VS Code Marketplace shows these as the listing's tags and uses them for search.categories:Other->SCM Providers. The Visual Studio listing's category, "Tools", isn't one of VS Code's allowed categories.This is held for 1.1.3: the
v1.1.3tag pushed after #17 merged was removed and its release run cancelled before anything was published, so 1.1.3 will be tagged after this merges.Test plan
vsce packageaccepts the manifest; the packagedextension.vsixmanifesthas<Tags>git,history,diff,blame,time-lapse,version-control</Tags>and<Categories>SCM Providers</Categories>🤖 Generated with Claude Code