Supercharging the Git Commit Graph - Azure DevOps Blog
My local version of master has 2,214,796 reachable commits. The reason git status improves is because my local version of master is 81,776 commits behind origin/master, and git status walks commits to compute this count. With 4,000+ developers working in the repo, the branches move very quickly, so this is a realistic difference between a local and remote branch. The above performance numbers are
VSTS and GitHub - Azure DevOps Blog
Did you notice DevBlogs has a new UI and awesome new features? Today, Satya announced the exciting news – our intent to acquire GitHub! GitHub and Microsoft have been partnering on several levels for years. Specifically, the VSTS team has worked closely with GitHub on Git at a technical level and on other open source projects such as libgit2, GVFS, and Git LFS. It’s been a great partnership, one w
Remediating the May 2018 Git Security Vulnerability - Azure DevOps Blog
Did you notice DevBlogs has a new UI and awesome new features? The Git community has disclosed an industry-wide security vulnerability in Git that can lead to arbitrary code execution when a user operates in a malicious repository. This vulnerability has been assigned CVE 2018-11235 by Mitre, the organization that assigns unique numbers to track security vulnerabilities in software. Git 2.17.1 was
Hyper-V Android emulator support - Visual Studio Blog
Today, at Build 2018, we announced a preview of the Google Android emulator that’s compatible with Hyper-V, available on the Windows 10 April 2018 Update. This enables developers with Hyper-V enabled on their machines to use a hardware accelerated Android emulator, without needing to switch to Intel’s HAXM hypervisor. Amazing work was done by the Windows Hyper-V team, with help from the Xamarin te
Introducing extended line endings support in Notepad
For many years, Windows Notepad only supported text documents containing Windows End of Line (EOL) characters – Carriage Return (CR) & Line Feed (LF). This means that Notepad was unable to correctly display the contents of text files created in Unix, Linux and macOS. For example, here’s a screenshot of Notepad trying to display the contents of a Linux .bashrc text file, which only contains Unix LF
GVFS for Mac - Azure DevOps Blog
Did you notice DevBlogs has a new UI and awesome new features? Over the last couple of years, we built GVFS to enable the Windows team to work in a Git repo that is orders of magnitude larger than any repo in existence before it. GVFS is currently only supported on Windows 10. We recently announced that we’re investigating how to build GVFS on other platforms. I’m excited to say that we’ve made go
Python in Visual Studio Code - Feb 2018 Release - Python
We are pleased to announce that the February 2018 release of the Python Extension for Visual Studio Code is now available from the marketplace and the gallery. You can the download the Python extension from the marketplace, or install it directly from the extension gallery in Visual Studio Code. You can learn more about Python support in Visual Studio Code in the VS Code documentation. In this rel
Per-directory case sensitivity and WSL
If you have used the Windows Subsystem for Linux, you’re probably aware that it allows you to treat your Windows file systems (mounted under /mnt/c, /mnt/d, etc.) as case sensitive. This means, among other things, that you can create files whose names differ only by case (e.g. foo.txt and FOO.TXT). However, using those files in Windows was not really possible. Since Windows applications treat the
Automatically Configuring WSL
Beginning with Insider Build 17093, we added a method for you to automatically configure certain functionality in WSL that will be applied every time you launch the subsystem. This includes automount options and network configuration. We’re introducing a file called wsl.conf to handle these configurations. For example, we released a blog post in the past about file system improvements in DrvFs. In
Vcpkg: Introducing the upgrade command - C++ Team Blog
If you’re just getting started and want to learn more about vcpkg, check out our initial post. We recently added a new option to vcpkg (i.e. vcpkg contact –survey) to provide a direct way to share your feedback with the Vcpkg team. A big thank you to those of you that shared your thoughts and suggestions with the team through this new channel. The new upgrade command we’re introducing today is a r
Debugging an embedded ARM device in Visual Studio - C++ Team Blog
点这里看中文版 We introduced support for ARM GCC cross compilation in Visual Studio 2017 in the 15.5 release. With 15.6 Preview 2, we are adding support for debugging. This overview of debugging capabilities follows from the setup for getting started ARM cross compilation and will be integrated there as an addendum. First, it is important to ensure your output has debugging symbols. In the case of the GC
AF_UNIX comes to Windows
Have you seen the fresh new look and awesome features on Dev Blogs? Introduction: Beginning in Insider Build 17063, you’ll be able to use the unix socket (AF_UNIX) address family on Windows to communicate between Win32 processes. Unix sockets allow inter-process communication (IPC) between processes on the same machine. Overview: Support for the unix socket has existed both in BSD and Linux for th
[Cross Post] WSL Interoperability with Docker
We frequently get asked about running docker from within the Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL). We don’t support running the docker daemon directly in WSL. But what you can do is call in to the daemon running under Windows from WSL. What does this let you do? You can create dockerfiles, build them, and run them in the daemon—Windows or Linux, depending on which runtime you have selected—all from t
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Running Node.js on WSL from Visual Studio Code
Have you seen the fresh new look and awesome features on Dev Blogs? Starting with the October Insiders Build of Visual Studio Code we have added an easy way to run your Node.js applications on top of the Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL). This is useful for developers targeting Linux or multiplatform production environments, making it possible to develop on Windows without relying on external syst
Updating the Windows Console Colors
Get notified in your email when a new post is published to this blog In another blockbuster post, our Summer 2017 Intern, @craigaloewen unveils a subtle, but important improvement to the Console in Windows 10 build 16257. I know many of you have been asking for this! Over to you Craig … The Windows Console’s colors are getting their first overhaul in more than 20 years! Hurray! The default color v
Introducing the Windows Console Colortool
Get notified in your email when a new post is published to this blog Last week we announced the exciting news that Windows Console has a new default color scheme, and also promised you that we would release a tool to make it easier to change the console to your desired scheme. The Windows Console team is proud to present the ‘Colortool‘ which you can use to apply the new default color scheme, and
What's new in Windows Console in Windows 10 Fall Creators Update
With Windows 10 Fall Creators Update (FCU) releasing on October 17th 2017, we thought it time to post the list of improvements coming to Windows Console in FCU. Note: For fans of our sister project, Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL), please also read our post on “What’s New in WSL in FCU“. The Windows Console team have been hard at work during the FCU product cycle. Some of their work is highly vi
What's new in WSL in Windows 10 Fall Creators Update
Similarly to the Windows 10 Creators Update, the Windows 10 Fall Creators Update (FCU) delivers a large number of improvements and features in the Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) . Note: For fans of our sister project, Windows Console, please also read our post on “What’s New in Windows Console in FCU“. We’ve been documenting many of these new features and improvements on this blog over the las
Windows Subsystem for Linux out of Beta!
We’re excited to announce that in Windows 10 Fall Creators Update (FCU) due to ship in fall 2017, Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) will no longer be a beta feature and will become a fully supported Windows feature. Early adopters on the Windows Insider program will notice that WSL is no longer marked as a beta feature as of Insider build 16251. This will be great news for those who’ve held-back f
Visual Studio Code C/C++ extension June 2017 Update - C++ Team Blog
Today we are excited to announce the release of the June 2017 update of the C/C++ extension for Visual Studio Code. This update enables semantic-aware member list auto-completion and improves the overall default IntelliSense behavior, providing a smoother out-of-box IntelliSense experience. If you haven’t tried it before, download VS Code (Stable build) or VS Code Insiders. Then download the C/C++
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