2025-08-19 7:39 AM
Hello, Microsoft has updated their Visual Studio Marketplace Terms of Use to bar vscode forks from using extensions from their marketplace. I'm currently using the Cursor IDE, which has recently switched over to open-vsx.org for their extension marketplace and thus, I no longer have access to STM32 for Visual Studio Code extensions.
Are there any plans to cross-publish the official STM32 for Visual Studio Code extension over to open-vsx.org?
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2025-08-28 1:42 AM
@noahl per @Nawres GHARBI answer I guess no plan because the issue is not to publish but to get a kind of decent validation that today available extensions are functional enough within an extra framework than VSCode.
Open-vsx.org may open doors to so many (Theia, VSCodium, ...).
Such said as end user you can always download extensions from marketplace Thanks web interface and have a try by yourself with shooting for your elected framework. We are eager to get feedback about !
2025-08-25 2:08 AM
hello, no plan for the moment
2025-08-28 1:42 AM
@noahl per @Nawres GHARBI answer I guess no plan because the issue is not to publish but to get a kind of decent validation that today available extensions are functional enough within an extra framework than VSCode.
Open-vsx.org may open doors to so many (Theia, VSCodium, ...).
Such said as end user you can always download extensions from marketplace Thanks web interface and have a try by yourself with shooting for your elected framework. We are eager to get feedback about !
2025-08-28 5:34 AM
Thank you @Cartu38 OpenDev and @Nawres GHARBI for the explanation, the STM32 extension is still very much in development so it makes sense to focus on getting it to work on VSCode. The advice to download the .vsix extention was very helpful, I'm able to download the .vsix of the extension easily and load it into cursor. Keep up the good work on this extension :)