vscode-ext-commands

To add commands to a VS Code extension, you must follow command contribution guidelines that enforce mandatory title and category fields, optional icons for specific command types, and proper visibility rules for the Command Palette and Side Bar views.

VS Code extension command naming conventions require clear titles and categories to ensure consistent behavior and discoverability across the Command Palette and Side Bar, aligning directly with standard extension development guidelines.

Yes, localization is a required consideration when contributing VS Code extension commands. You must apply localization practices during command addition or updates to ensure commands are accessible across different languages and regions.

Side Bar command visibility in VS Code extensions is governed by specific guidelines that dictate when and where commands appear, ensuring proper discoverability and consistent behavior across views without unnecessary clutter.

Icons are optional but recommended for certain VS Code extension command types. You should add them when contributing commands that require visual distinction in the Command Palette or Side Bar, adhering to extension guidelines.

Standard VS Code extension command contributions require strict alignment with guidelines, meaning mandatory titles and categories cannot be omitted, and visibility or localization rules must be explicitly followed to prevent discoverability issues.