To add to this, there are also official Microsoft extensions to VSCode which add absurdly useful capabilities behind subtle paywalls. For example, the C# extension is actually governed by the Visual Studio license terms and requires a paid VS subscription if your organization does not qualify for Visual Studio Community Edition.
I'm not totally sold on embrace-extemd-extinguish here, but learning about this case was eyebrow raising for me.
I'm not totally sold on embrace-extemd-extinguish here, but learning about this case was eyebrow raising for me.