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vsce reports a package is published before it's actually visible to VSCode #975

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jedwards1211 opened this issue May 4, 2024 · 2 comments
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It can take several minutes for a new published version to become visible in whatever APIs VSCode uses to look up the package. This gets annoying, since I never have this problem with npm publish, once it finishes, I've always been able to install the new published version right away.

I assume this is probably an inherent weakness of some kind of CDN system Microsoft is using for VSCode extensions. But is there any way vsce publish could just wait until the published package is actually visible?

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benibenj commented May 6, 2024

This will be due to caching and CDNs of the marketplace. The only think we could potentially provide is a flag which can be set that polls the marketplace until the packet is visible after publishing. Could you elaborate on how this would be helpful for you?

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I'm sorry, I was in a gripey mood. it just feels annoying to not know when my updated package is going to actually show up when I'm iterating on something. Really just a minor annoyance, but I was thinking, npm isn't like this, so it doesn't have to be this way

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