chore(v4): Remove amazon-q-vscode from SMUS Code Editor#1255
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Remove the Amazon Q extension (amazon-q-vscode) from the SMUS (sagemaker-ui) Code Editor extension list as part of the SMUS Amazon Q deprecation. Kept aws-toolkit-vscode (AWS Toolkit, not Q). Scope: SMUS only -- this does NOT affect SageMaker AI (SMAI). This edits extensions-sagemaker-ui.txt, which installs into the separate sagemaker-ui-code-editor-server-data dir used by the SMUS Code Editor. The standalone SMAI Code Editor installs from extensions.txt (sagemaker-code-editor-server-data), which is unchanged and still includes amazon-q-vscode. Lands in the next 4.x minor build (4.3+); released 4.0-4.2 patch lines are unaffected (SemVer: patch releases do not add or remove packages).
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Description
Remove the Amazon Q extension (
amazon-q-vscode) from the SMUS (sagemaker-ui) Code Editor extension list as part of the SMUS Amazon Q deprecation.aws-toolkit-vscode(AWS Toolkit, not Q) is kept.Scope: SMUS only — this does NOT affect SageMaker AI (SMAI). This edits
extensions-sagemaker-ui.txt, which installs into the separatesagemaker-ui-code-editor-server-datadir used by the SMUS Code Editor. The standalone SMAI Code Editor installs fromextensions.txt(sagemaker-code-editor-server-data), which is unchanged and still includesamazon-q-vscode.Lands in the next 4.x minor build (4.3+); released 4.0–4.2 patch lines are unaffected (SemVer: patch releases do not add or remove packages).
Type of Change
Release Information
Does this change need to be included in patch version releases? By default, any pull requests will only be added to the next SMD image minor version release once they are merged in template folder. Only critical bug fix or security update should be applied to new patch versions of existed image minor versions.
If yes, please explain why:
N/A — this is an intentional package removal and must ship as a new minor (4.3+), not a patch. Per the SMD support policy, patch releases do not add or remove packages; removing the VSIX from an existing minor would be a backwards-incompatible change.
How Has This Been Tested?
Validated by building the v4 image and launching Code Editor:
sagemaker-ui-code-editor-server-data):amazon-q-vscodeis no longer installed;aws-toolkit-vscode, Python, and Jupyter extensions remain.sagemaker-code-editor-server-data): unaffected —amazon-q-vscodestill present (installed fromextensions.txt).Checklist:
Test Screenshots (if applicable):
N/A
Related Issues
N/A (SMUS-internal Amazon Q deprecation tracking)
Additional Notes
Single-line change to
template/v4/dirs/etc/code-editor/extensions-sagemaker-ui.txt(one deletion). No build-tool, settings, or documentation changes. The two extension lists install into separate server-data directories, which is what scopes this to SMUS without touching SMAI.