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### Updating the Chromium target version
For the webview code, we use [esbuild](https://esbuild.github.io/) to bundle the code. This requires a target version of Chromium to be specified.
This version should be the same as the version of Chromium that is bundled with the new minimum VS Code version. There are two
methods to find this version.
This version should be the same as the version of Chromium that is bundled with the new minimum VS Code version. To update
the version, run:
#### Using the About Visual Studio Code dialog
Download the new minimum VS Code version from [the previous release versions](https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/supporting/faq#_previous-release-versions). Then,
select "About Visual Studio Code" from the top menu. This will show the version of Chromium that is bundled with that version of VS Code.
![Chromium version in the About Visual Studio Code dialog](images/about-vscode-chromium.png)
In this case, the `target` would be `chrome114`.
#### Using the VS Code source code
You can find the version of Electron that VS Code uses by looking at its `package.json` file for a specific version
(for example [the `package.json` for `1.82.0`](https://github.com/microsoft/vscode/blob/1.82.0/package.json#L153)).
![Electron version in the `package.json` file](images/electron-version.png)
Then, you can find the version of Chromium that is bundled with that version of Electron by looking at the
Chromium version that is shown for that Electron version on [the Electron releases site](https://releases.electronjs.org/releases/stable)
(for example [the `25.8.0` release](https://releases.electronjs.org/release/v25.8.0)):
![Chromium version in the Electron releases site](images/electron-chromium-version.png)
In this case, the `target` would be `chrome114`.
```bash
npx ts-node scripts/update-chromium-version.ts
```
#### Troubleshooting