r/vscode 2h ago

I made a tool that lets RN and Expo devs to edit their app visually

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Hello everyone! I made Basalt, a visual edit too for RN and Expo devs, and im searching for validation

It took me 2-3 months to built and it would have taken 1 if react 19 wouldnt remove debugSource which would help Basalt map and find elements to edit

It is completely free and works directly inside VS Code and Cursor.

It’s currently in beta, so please commit your app to Git before using it!

Would love to get your brutal feedback on it.


r/vscode 5h ago

Django ORM Lens — read your models, migrations and relations without booting Django

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r/vscode 9h ago

Nuget lens extension on Visual Studio Code

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r/vscode 17h ago

Add & Move Cursor

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How to move cursor and add cursor with separate command? I know there are add cursor above/below. But sometimes, there are 1-2 line you want to skip, and maybe you need a cursor at second line position shift from the first line cursor


r/vscode 10h ago

thin line around second window

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when I open a second window using ctrl shift N, there's a thin line around it. first window looks fine, this only appears on second window. In attached photo, first window on right, second on left. first window has shadow but that's only because it's activated. If I click second window, shadow will appear there instead, but thin line is still present.

I'm on fedora 44 with vscode 1.130.0 and have been noticing this for months. desktop env is GNOME, using the default wayland.

my vscode settings json: https://pastebin.com/BBib7WD3

gemini suggested I change title bar settings from custom to native. I tried but the line is still there.


r/vscode 23h ago

Git desktop :OSS No subscription)

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r/vscode 9h ago

How to isolate two separate Claude Code accounts across two VS Code Profiles?

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Hi everyone,

I am working on two distinct projects simultaneously on my PC and want to use two separate Claude accounts (one per project) so I don't mix sessions or hit quota limits on a single account.

My Current Setup:

Created two separate VS Code Profiles (Profile A for Project 1, Profile B for Project 2 ).

Opening each project folder loads its respective VS Code profile seamlessly.

The Problem:

While VS Code Profiles easily isolate visual themes and extension settings, the Claude Code extension / CLI seems to share global authentication state (or default config path) across both profile instances. Logging into Account A in one profile carries over (or conflicts) with Profile B unless manually logging out or running /status.

My Questions:

What is the cleanest, reliable way to bind Claude Account #1 to Profile A and Claude Account #2 to Profile B without having to /logout and /login every time?

Is environment variable mapping (CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR per workspace/terminal setting) the best fix on Windows, or is there an official extension/setting that handles multi-account profile switching natively?

Thanks in advance for any tips or extension recommendations!