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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.