Visual Studio Code is a code editor optimized for building and debugging web and cloud based applications.

Within Visual Studio Code, you can install the Teamwork.com extension to interact with your projects and tasks.

Open Visual Studio Code on your computer and select the extensions option from the left sidebar. Alternatively, press shift + command + x on your keyboard.

In the extensions marketplace, search for Teamwork. You can then select the install option beside the extension.

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Once installed, you will see a Teamwork.com icon in the left navigation menu.

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To link a Teamwork.com account to the extension, click the Please login first message. You will be redirected to the Teamwork.com login launchpad in your browser where you can enter the email address and password for your Teamwork.com account. If you have multiple accounts associated with the email address, you will be prompted to select one.

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Once you log in and select the relevant Teamwork.com account, you will need to grant permission for the extension to access your site. Clicking Allow will prompt the browser to ask to open Visual Studio Code.

In Visual Studio Code, the Teamwork.com extension will be updated with an option to select a project for repository. If you are not seeing this after authenticating your Teamwork.com account, click the refresh arrow at the top of the Teamwork.com pane.

If you do not yet have any folders or files created in Visual Studio Code, you will receive an error when attempting to click the Select Project for Repository option.

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Uninstalling the extension

To uninstall the Teamwork.com extension, go to the Extensions tab in VSCode.

Teamwork will appear in your list of installed extensions. Click the settings cog beside the extension and select Uninstall.

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For more information, see: Using the Visual Studio Code Extension