Extension Details - Contributions tab

[wsmelton]

• VSCode Version: N/A
• OS Version: N/A

Steps to Reproduce:

1. Open VS Code
2. Open up the view/tab for any extension you have installed
3. Click on the "Contributions" tab

This is just cosmetics but being that this is called "Contributions" I'm assuming "documentation" does not go in this tab for an extension? I checked other random ones I have installed and ones I don't and it seems the average information listed here is the key bindings. Which I am assuming most have been doing because all of the Microsoft authored extensions I find to put the same type of information in this tab.

Can it just be renamed to Customizations or something more description to what it is since we are not using it for what is called now? It would be beneficial to have that information on any given extension for discovery. It would possibly encourage authors to document those options more easily; one of the main things I have to go hunting for on extensions that don't.

[usernamehw]

The content of contributions is generated by vscode automatically. It's handy when you want to see what extension is adding to your editor.

The docs should go into the details tab.

Maybe adding a title attribute for each(4) tab name would clarify things for everyone...

[sandy081]

Contributions tab shows those an extension contributes to VS Code. Customizations might mislead to settings and keybindings. It is more than that.

Adding title attribute is good.

[bryce-s]

#47803
I gave this a shot! Titles in the PR are as follows:

Details -> Extension details
Contributions -> Extension modifications
Changelog -> Extension change history
Dependencies -> Extension dependencies

[InspectorDeno]

#49825
With the tooltip titles:
Details -> Extension details
Contributions -> Extension contributions to VS Code editor
Changelog -> Extension changelog
Dependencies -> Extension dependencies

[usernamehw]

C'mon, people, you write captions as if it was automatically generated.

Details => Description of the extension. Rendered from extension's "README.md" file.
Contributions => What extension adds to the editor.
Changelog => History of extension updates. Rendered from extension's "CHANGELOG.md" file.
Dependencies => Not sure... Node modules packages or extensions?