Visual Studio Code 1.68.0 -

: The Configure Display Language command was updated to include an "Available Languages" section, which displays languages not yet installed and allows for one-click installation.

: This version bundled TypeScript 4.7, which included improved control-flow analysis and support for ECMAScript modules in Node.js. Additional Updates Visual Studio Code 1.68.0

For a full list of over 600 features and bug fixes included in this release, you can view the official May 2022 Release Notes . May 2022 (version 1.68) - Visual Studio Code : The Configure Display Language command was updated

: Users gained the option to automatically hide files in the File Explorer that are specified in a project's .gitignore file. May 2022 (version 1

: Developers can now toggle the Problems panel between a standard tree view and a new table format. The table view makes it easier to filter and sort issues by their specific source, such as a language service or extension.

: A new git.branchProtection setting allows you to define specific branches (like main ) as protected. VS Code will alert you if you attempt a direct commit to these branches and instead offer to create a new branch.

: Users can now utilize a full editor window to compose Git commit messages, rather than relying solely on the sidebar input.