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VSCode Swift 1.0
VSCode Swift v1.0.0.
Version 1.0 of the Swift Visual Studio Code extension is out. It is no longer in preview. This version has a couple of minor additions to v0.10.0 plus a number of bug fixes. You can find the changelog here.
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