After running "workbench.extensions.installExtension", extensions.getExtension still returns undefined #71943

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   extensionsIssues concerning extensionsIssues concerning extensions

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   Sandeep Somavarapu (sandy081)

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3. sandy081 commented on Apr 9, 2019

   

   Sandeep Somavarapu (sandy081)

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   Danny Tuppeny (@DanTup) I do not think vs.extensions gets populated immediately, you have to listen to the changes on vscode.extensions.
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5. DanTup commented on Apr 9, 2019

   

   Danny Tuppeny (DanTup)

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   Sandeep Somavarapu (@sandy081) Aha! I thought the command would wait for it to complete, but you're right - this seems to do the trick. Thanks!

   await vs.window.withProgress({ location: vs.ProgressLocation.Notification },
   	(progress) => {
   		progress.report({ message: "Installing Flutter extension" });
   
   		return new Promise((resolve) => {
   			vs.extensions.onDidChange((e) => resolve());
   			vs.commands.executeCommand("workbench.extensions.installExtension", flutterExtensionIdentifier);
   		});
   	},
   );
6. Danny Tuppeny (DanTup)

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