Visual Studio Code 1.122

Last updated: May 21, 2026

Welcome to the 1.122 release of Visual Studio Code.

Happy Coding!

May 19, 2026

Agents can now trigger tasks on remote machines. #312052
Source control state in the Agents window now refreshes automatically after the agent commits, syncs, or performs other git operations. #317317
Use /models in the chat input to open the model picker. #317060
Mermaid C4 diagrams with inline data-URI images now render correctly in chat and Markdown preview. #317235
Screen readers now announce the problem message when opening the error peek widget with F8. #316835

New "Search only in changed files" toggle in the search panel restricts results to files with uncommitted source control changes. #314790
Language Models editor shows granular actions for provider groups, such as Update API Key, Add Model, Go to config file, Rename, and Delete. #317419
Terminal commands running in chat show dot/ASCII loading animations. #317416
New issue reporter wizard lets you create high-quality issues directly from VS Code, including screenshots and video recordings. Enable it with issueReporter.wizard.enabled. #317577
Mermaid diagrams use a theme derived from the current VS Code color theme, and diagrams opened in a new editor show the full content. #317617, #317244
GitHub Enterprise sign-in onboarding uses an inline form with real-time validation instead of a modal dialog. #317205
Commands using sudo -S to pipe passwords via stdin are no longer auto-cancelled in auto-approve mode. #317594
Fixed editor labels for remote agent changed files that were showing internal URIs instead of user-facing paths. #316812

Bring Your Own Key (BYOK) models now work in air-gapped scenarios without GitHub authentication. #317428
Local agent host is now enabled by default in Insiders builds. #317667
"Sort imports" and "Remove unused imports" actions no longer appear when tsgo is active, since tsgo handles these operations differently. #317656
The reasoning effort picker now shows a valid level instead of 'undefined' for model families that don't specify an explicit default. #317622

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