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Briefly

Visual Studio Code 1.91 adds a new tool, python-environment-tools, which enhances the detection speed of global Python installations and virtual environments using Rust, improving Python support in the IDE. The update continues the trend from version 1.90, which included multiple tab selection. Other notable features in 1.91 are expanded APIs for GitHub Copilot, a preview of a Profiles Editor, flexibility in defining custom labels, and improvements to the JavaScript debugger. Additionally, the release of TypeScript 5.5 helps catch syntax errors in regular expressions for JavaScript and TypeScript.
The latest Visual Studio Code 1.91 brings a faster tool for detecting Python environments, enhancing the overall efficiency of Python support in the IDE.
Developers will benefit from the new GitHub Copilot extensibility, APIs for accessing language models, and a new Profiles Editor for better management.
This update also offers flexibility in defining custom labels with the new ${extname(N)} syntax and improved JavaScript debugging capabilities.
TypeScript 5.5 ensures that many syntax errors are reported in regular expression literals for both JavaScript and TypeScript, enhancing code quality.
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