Welcome to the September 2021 release of Visual Studio Code check here. There are many updates in this version that we hope you will like, some of the key highlights include:
- Split editors within the same group - Quickly create side-by-side editors for the same file.
- Locked editor groups - Select editor types to automatically lock in an editor group.
- Better display of deleted and readonly files - Tab decorations highlight deleted and readonly files.
- Bracket pair guides - Display vertical guides to link matching bracket pairs.
- Fixed terminal dimensions - Set an active terminal's width and height.
- Jupyter Notebook improvements - Table of Contents view, full debugging support.
- Platform-specific extensions - Publish different extension versions for Windows, macOS, and Linux.
- Virtual Workspaces extension guide - Learn how to update your extension for virtual environments.
- Advanced container configuration - Tips, code samples, and videos to help configure development containers.
Workbench
Split an editor without creating a new group#
A new command Split in Group (Ctrl+K Ctrl+Shift+\) was added to split an editor into two sides without requiring a second editor group. This allows you to work in two editors side by side on the same file. You can also toggle the layout between splitting vertically or horizontally via the Toggle Layout button as seen in the short video.
Split an editor into an existing group#
When you split an editor to the side, VS Code opens a new editor group, even if an existing group is present to the side. However, there are times when you want to split an editor into an already existing group
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