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VS Code extensions

The VS Code extensions put the editors inside your IDE, working directly on the files in your repository — so a model is reviewed, diffed and committed like any other source file.

Two bundles cover the common cases; the rest install a single editor each, for when you only want one file type handled.

Bundles

Individual editors

Supporting extensions

Legacy

Deprecated since 10.3, with 10.2 as their final release. Still installable, but no longer developed.

All of the above are published by kie-group, and the full list is on the VS Code Marketplace.