So, everyone is discussing the merit of VSCode instead of the bug in question; given this, I, too, shall give my opinion: if I want an extensible, portable, good text editor that has a great community... I'm just going to use Vim. Hell, I even abandoned my 20 year old config just to go use SpaceVim because of how great the community is.

If I want an IDE that is designed for a specific language? I use IntelliJ for Java/Kotlin projects, Visual Studio for C#, and nothing else really needs an IDE (as in, IntelliJ's siblings based on the same core IDE? I don't really benefit from them).

Where I see VSCode being used the most? Among non-programmers, programmers of beginner languages (Python, Javascript, et al), or among younger programmers that haven't taken the time to learn more ergonomic editors.

I also see it being used among some C/C++ and C# programmers... but I don't get the point, VSCode doesn't even really understand a lot of IDE concepts, for example: it doesn't understand the difference between a workspace and a project, yet gives people the obvious footgun of multi-root projects in the form of a workspace-by-name-but-not-by-concept.

I tried VSCode for like three days, and seriously cannot understand the draw of it for its advertised purpose (Visual Studio Lite), when its really just a code-oriented text editor, and Vim will always be more ergonomic for that purpose (assuming, of course, you're willing to learn how to be ergonomic).

Edit: Also, a lot of VSCode and Atom fans bring up LSPs: I can use those from Vim.