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One of the key aspects of VSCode is its ease of extension. So when it comes to debugging, this means users can either use the built-in debugging tools or install debugging extensions to add more features and make their debugging experience richer and more customized to their needs.
In this article, we will explore both approaches: debugging using the built-in tools, as well as using an external extension.
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🔑 The key to faster merging is to pull sooner! Here is how you can make sure you’re always up to date with your remote and reduce the chances of conflicts.
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