Visual Studio Code

Yes, you can do synchrionization with settings and extensions and save json settings etc.

This is my quick list of items to setup on a new installation as I have multiple machines that never stay in sync.

Profiles

• Default
• Python
• Go
• DevOps
• Network

Default Profile Extensions

• Remote Development
  • WSL
  • Dev Containers
  • Remote - SSH
  • Remote - Tunnels
• Commit Message Editor
  • Add in the ~/.gitmessage.txt text to the Static Template see Git
• YAML
• Git History

Go Profile Extensions

install needed dependencies

• https://github.com/golang/vscode-go/blob/master/docs/tools.md

Extension

• Go
• Go Outliner
• Go Test Explorer
• Paste Json as Code
• Remote Development
  • WSL
  • Dev Containers
  • Remote - SSH
  • Remote - Tunnels
• Commit Message Editor
  • Add in the ~/.gitmessage.txt text to the Static Template see Git
• YAML
• Git History

Python Profile Extensions

• autoDocstrings
• Dev Containers
• Docker
• Even Better TOML
• Jupyter
• Jupyter Cell Tags
• Jupyter Keymap
• Jupyter Notebook
• Jupyter Slide Show
• Pylance
• Python
• Python Debugger
• Remote - SSH
• Remote - SSH: Editor
• Remote - Tunnels
• Remote Development
• Ruff
• WSL

DevOps Profile Extensions

• Ansible
• VSCode snippets for Ansible
• DotEnv
• Docker
• Hashicorp Terraform
• Aws Toolkit
• AWS CloudFormation Snippets
• Shell-format
• Sort Lines

Network Profile Extensions

• Cisco IOS syntax
• Excel Viewer
• The F5 Extension
• HAR viewer