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 Starting with Eclipse Che 7, VisualStudio Code extensions can be installed to extend the functionality of a Che workspace. VS Code extension can run in the Che editor container, or they can be packaged in their own isolated and pre-configured containers with their prerequisites.
 
-This document describes the usage of the VS Code extension in Che with workspaces Che Plugins panel and how you can publish the VS Code extension in a plug-in registry.  By doing so, you can share the extension with other Che users. Note that the extension hosting sidecar container and the use of the extension in a devfile are required for this.
+This document describes the usage of the VS Code extension in Che with workspaces Che Plugins panel and how you can publish the VS Code extension in a plug-in registry.  By doing so, you can share the extension with other Che users. Note that the extension hosting sidecar container and the use of the extension in a devfile are optional for this.
 
 In addition, you can review the compatibility of the VS Code extensions so that you can be informed whether a specific API is supported or has not been implemented yet.
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