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Here: I see the source link for the number 402 (0x192) is this: But I cannot find Is the file In enum Flags {
None = 0x0,
IncludeVersions = 0x1,
IncludeFiles = 0x2,
IncludeCategoryAndTags = 0x4,
IncludeSharedAccounts = 0x8,
IncludeVersionProperties = 0x10,
ExcludeNonValidated = 0x20,
IncludeInstallationTargets = 0x40,
IncludeAssetUri = 0x80,
IncludeStatistics = 0x100,
IncludeLatestVersionOnly = 0x200,
Unpublished = 0x1000,
IncludeNameConflictInfo = 0x8000,
} And I cannot find And, the strange thing is that 402 (0x192) still works fine, maybe because the VS Code Marketplace API supports backward compatibility? |
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chris48s
Dec 30, 2022
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As noted in the comment, 0x192 does not correspond to a single value - it is a combined hex value representing multiple flags. |
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As noted in the comment, 0x192 does not correspond to a single value - it is a combined hex value representing multiple flags.