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Cody for Visual Studio 0.1.7

06 Jan 10:30
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preview-v0.1.7

Cody for Visual Studio 0.1.6

06 Jan 10:03
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preview-v0.1.6

Cody for Visual Studio 0.1.5

20 Dec 16:37
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Cody for Visual Studio 0.1.4

06 Dec 15:41
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Cody for Visual Studio 0.1.3

22 Nov 15:39
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Cody for Visual Studio 0.1.2

14 Nov 11:14

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preview-v0.1.2

Release v0.1.1

01 Nov 17:21
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Fixed the Login page issue in 0.1.0.

Release v0.1.0

31 Oct 15:15
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Release v0.1.0 Pre-release
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NOTE: We notice there is an issue with the Login page and encourage users to skip this version and downgrade to 0.0.3 until 0.1.1 is released.

Release Preview v0.0.3

19 Oct 00:44
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  • Support Cody Settings in options

Release Preview v0.0.2

30 Sep 16:23
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Added

  • Option to "Accept non-trusted certificates" in user options.

Instructions

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To enable the "Accept non-trusted certificates":

  1. Install Cody for Visual Studio v0.0.2 (preview version) from downloading the Cody.VisualStudio.vsix file below
  2. Double click on the newly downloaded Cody.VisualStudio.vsix file to install / upgrade
  3. Open the Options Window from Tool > Options
  4. Select Cody > General to open the options page for Cody
  5. Enable the Accept non-trusted certificates option by clicking on the checkbox next to the option
  6. Click OK to confirm the change
  7. Restart Visual Studio to enable Cody to run with the new option enabled

NOTE: The Accept non-trusted certificates option only sets the environment variable NODE_TLS_REJECT_UNAUTHORIZED to "0" for the Cody node process. The environment variable is not applied at the system level.