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VITEPRESS FIXES LIST SPACING, LANGUAGE-TOOLS PATCHES TYPESCRIPT PLUGIN LEAK
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Vue's language server just plugged a critical issue where TypeScript plugin paths were leaking across VSCode windows and profiles, corrupting intellisense across your entire workspace.
The language-tools team shipped a fix [1] that rewires how the custom @vue/typescript-plugin path reaches tsserver. Instead of rewriting the plugin shim in the shared extension directory, which leaked one profile's plugin into every other window and profile, the fix now passes the path via a per-window environment variable. This is the kind of bug that silently breaks intellisense for anyone running multiple VSCode profiles or windows simultaneously. In parallel, VitePress rolled out a theme fix [2] that removes extra margins from first and last paragraphs inside list elements, cleaning up rendered documentation that looked awkwardly padded. Light week across the Vue infrastructure stack, but the language-tools patch carries weight: if you've seen intellisense drift or plugins misbehave across profiles, this is your fix.
Action items
- → Update language-tools to latest; if using multiple VSCode profiles, test intellisense immediately after vuejs/language-tools [immediate]
- → Update VitePress if your docs theme has list formatting issues vuejs/vitepress [plan]
References
- [1] fix(vscode): pass typescript plugin path via env ↗ vuejs/language-tools
- [2] fix(theme): remove extra margins from first and last paragraph inside a list element ↗ vuejs/vitepress
