A critical vulnerability in Open VSX Registry could allow attackers to control VS Code extensions, threatening millions of developers.

Along with a new default model, a new Consumptions panel in the IDE helps developers monitor their usage of the various models, paired with UI to help easily switch among models.

The catch is that your private key is everything: if someone gets it, they can sign commits as you and potentially slip malicious code into your projects while looking completely legitimate. Keep your ...