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Running Model Context protocol servers in a specific Node version inside Visual Studio Code

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Running Model Context protocol servers in a specific Node version inside Visual Studio Code

As you might know, I maintain a few Azure Pipelines extensions, for backwards compatibility many of these include Typescript targeting Node 16 still. Today I was playing around with Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers in Visual Studio Code Insiders and ran into an issue where the current active Node version

Use inline completions for more answers with GitHub Copilot Free

Use inline completions for more answers with GitHub Copilot Free

2 months ago, GitHub gave everybody their taste of GitHub Copilot with the limited free tier. You get 2000 completions and 50 chats. This is awesome! But 50 chats aren't that many. Did you know you can use your completions for simple chat answers as well? And this

Be Secure and Compliant with GitHub

Be Secure and Compliant with GitHub

How do we ensure security after we have deployed our application? This question comes up in many customer engagements. How do we make something secure and how can we ensure we are compliant? Unfortunately, many of these questions arise after the fact. After the application has been built, or even

Connect any version of Visual Studio to Azure DevOps or Azure DevOps Server

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Connect any version of Visual Studio to Azure DevOps or Azure DevOps Server

Visual Studio has been around for a long time and there are still people developing in Visual Basic 6 or Visual Studio 2008. Even if you're using a more recent IDE, you could need one or more hotfixes and/or service packs.