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Run code server with code-server --version --json which prints some extra version information in JSON format. It should look something like this (except the commit will be a hash):
Both of these require you to have already downloaded code-server though. If you're trying to figure out the version before downloading I think the only way is to click the tag from the release then go to lib/vscode/package.json and check the version listed there.
I think it might not be a bad idea for us to list the VS Code version in the release notes as well.
"V3 has some significant changes that will need to be accounted for in your
scripts.
We use semantic versioning now. The VS Code version will no longer be included
in the tag or the release file name. "
Some extensions are tie to particular vscode version, so how can we find the version of vscode from the V3 releases?
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