Visual Studio Code 1.113

Name: Visual Studio Code
Author: Microsoft

Last updated: March 20, 2026

Welcome to the 1.113 release of Visual Studio Code.

Happy Coding!

To try new features as soon as possible, download the nightly Insiders build, which includes the latest updates as soon as they are available.

March 19, 2026

Chat sessions can now be pinned to keep important conversations easily accessible. #290628
Slash commands are now clickable to enable you to view or edit the command details before sending. #301748
The Ask Questions control in chat can now be minimized to reclaim screen space while reading the AI response. #301957
Fixed the Configure Tools quick pick closing unexpectedly when scrolling through the list. #289980
The run_in_terminal tool now clearly indicates when output was truncated due to a timeout, instead of silently returning partial output. #299486
Coding Sessions: The option to delegate to the cloud is now disabled for non-git workspaces. #302281
Coding Sessions: AI code review can now be run multiple times on the same changes. #302669
Chat sessions are now grouped by repository by default in the Sessions view. #303014
Added the /fork slash command for branching conversations in Copilot CLI sessions. #302655
The Customizations view now shows a "Show Plugin" action for plugin-contributed items, indicating which plugin provided each customization. #302514
Added a Quick Open experience for navigating between open integrated browser tabs. The browser title bar button opens the picker when browsers are already open. #302161
New inlineChat.askInChat setting controls whether inline chat opens Ask in Chat or standalone inline chat for files in an active chat editing session. #300439

Add support for zooming in and out in the image carousel. #302003
The integrated browser now allows bypassing certificate errors for localhost HTTPS connections with self-signed certificates. #298982
Reveal in File Explorer now works correctly when connected to WSL. #299491
Improved screen reader labels for implicit context. #301568

Debug launch configurations can now be hidden per-platform using the "windows", "linux", or "osx" properties in launch.json. #293394

We really appreciate people trying our new features as soon as they are ready, so check back here often and learn what's new.