How to export vscode extension

Use PowerShell to export the VS Code extension to another computer, as follows:

First, open a command prompt (you need to install and enable PowerShell), Then navigate to the directory where you have permission to create files.

Run the following command:

code --list-extensions | ForEach-Object {"code --install-extension $_"} > extensions.ps1

This will create a PowerShell script file named extensions.ps1 in the directory of your choice.

Then simply transfer the created script to a directory on the target machine.

Navigate to the folder containing the script and run it using the following command:

.\extensions.ps1

The script will run and install all extensions taken from the initial development environment.

If the extension has custom settings you want to transfer, you will also need to copy settings.json.

This can be achieved by opening VS Code in the initial development environment and holding Ctrl Shift P to display the list of available commands. Enter "Preferences: Open Settings (JSON)" and press Enter.

This will open a file called settings.json. To transfer user settings, simply open the file by running the same command that copies the contents to the target machine.

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