So for the singular day that the experimental feature "Start work in VS Code" appeared, this was VERY exciting, and then it was removed :(
Until the feature is re-added, can you provide the link URI format?
The assumption is that it's something like vscode: - after that, hard to determine, even after reviewing the code in the git repository.
Thanks,
Nick
I had in the same trouble, but solved it. FYI, this link works to me.
vscode://atlassian.atlascode/startWorkOnJiraIssue?issueKey=[YOUR ISSUE KEY]&site=[YOUR JIRA SITE]
↓ I found the command from the following source code, which is officially seen.
I'll be glad if it makes you help.
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Hi Nick - Welcome to the Atlassian Community!
Take a look at Angelica's answer in this post to see if it helps you:
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Hi John,
Thanks, but that post doesn't seem to contain the answer. It has a screenshot, but I am looking for the actual link that would have resulted from clicking the "Start Work in VS Code" button. I am relatively sure it begins with something like "vscode:", but after that, I just need one example - I can figure out the rest from that.
Of course such custom protocol links are not retained in browser history; otherwise, I would already have it :/
Thanks!
Nick
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Hi Nick,
This appears to be related to Bitbucket, which we don't use. I saw this part in another post, maybe it will help:
Bitbucket and Jira integration with MS VS code. This is an official integration described in Jira and Bitbucket (Official) - Visual Studio Marketplace and Use the Atlassian for VS Code extension documents.
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