Linux development has a blueprint they could follow. Like the principle of least privilege. These aren’t cutting edge concepts.
Also I’m not sure the tradeoffs of adding security to an editor are that big of a deal. Are we really seeing revolutionary stuff here? Every now and then I check out VS Code only to realize Vim is still 10x better.
No doubt, but I (and I suspect many others) rarely update plugins and I have a very select list of plugins that I use (mostly from one guy), and I just use git to manage them. I never see churn, but that might just be me.
I assume you could probably do the same with VSCode, but I suspect there's a cultural difference that pushes you to always update? Do things stop working because of churn?
