- It calls the extension it builds on by its new name, **Oxygen VCS** (`oxygenhub.oxygen-vscode`).
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## 0.10.0 (2026-09-30)
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- **Published by OxygenHub.io.** The publisher is `oxygenhub`, the author OxygenHub.io, and the extension links to its home, repository and issues on https://oxygenhub.io. The id is now `oxygenhub.oxygenhub-vscode`, and it depends on `oxygenhub.oxygen-vscode`. Uninstall the old one if VS Code shows both.
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# OxygenHub for Visual Studio Code
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Proposals, reviews, issues, releases and checks from an OxygenHub, in the editor. It builds on the Oxygen extension the way the GitHub Pull Requests extension builds on the built-in Git extension. The specification is `docs/spec.md` in this repository.
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Proposals, reviews, issues, releases and checks from an OxygenHub, in the editor. It builds on the Oxygen VCS extension (`oxygenhub.oxygen-vscode`) the way the GitHub Pull Requests extension builds on the built-in Git extension. The specification is `docs/spec.md` in this repository.
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## Requirements
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1. Run **OxygenHub: Sign in**, give the hub's URL (for example `https://earth.example.org:7343`) and paste the token. The token is kept in VS Code's secret storage, never in settings.
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2. Open a repository whose remote is on that hub. The **OxygenHub** activity bar icon shows Proposals, Issues and Releases for it.
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3. **Open on Remote** and **Copy Permalink** in the Oxygen extension now open pages on the hub.
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3. **Open on Remote** and **Copy Permalink** in the Oxygen VCS extension now open pages on the hub.
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## Walkthroughs
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"name": "oxygenhub-vscode",
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"displayName": "OxygenHub",
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"description": "Proposals, reviews, issues and checks from an OxygenHub, in the editor. Builds on the Oxygen extension.",