Update General Release notes for ADO Remote Index support

Author: ncouraud

release-notes/2025/includes/general/sprint-260-update-links.md

@@ -6,4 +6,5 @@ ms.topic: include
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 - [Only organizations with existing public projects can create new ones](#only-organizations-with-existing-public-projects-can-create-new-ones)
-- [Azure DevOps login flow no longer relies on Azure Resource Manager audience](#azure-devops-login-flow-no-longer-relies-on-azure-resource-manager-audience)
+- [Azure DevOps login flow no longer relies on Azure Resource Manager audience](#azure-devops-login-flow-no-longer-relies-on-azure-resource-manager-audience)
+- [Azure DevOps remote index support in VSCode](#azure-devops-remote-index-support-in-vscode)

release-notes/2025/includes/general/sprint-260-update.md

@@ -20,4 +20,10 @@ Due to Azure DevOps previous reliance on ARM, admins had to permit all Azure Dev
 There remain a couple of notable exceptions  — the following ​user groups may need continued access to ARM:
 
 1. Billing admins need access to ARM to setup billing and access subscriptions
-2. Service Connection creators require continued access to ARM for ARM role assignment and updates to MSIs
+2. Service Connection creators require continued access to ARM for ARM role assignment and updates to MSIs
+
+### Azure DevOps remote index support in VSCode
+
+As announced by Visual Studio Code (https://code.visualstudio.com/updates/v1_103#_azure-devops-repos-remote-index-support), The #codebase tool in VS Code as of the July update supports remote indexes for workspaces that are linked to Azure DevOps repos. This enables #codebase to search for relevant snippets almost instantly without any initialization. This even works for larger repos with tens of thousands of indexable files. 
+
+Remote indexes are used automatically when working in a workspace that is linked to Azure DevOps through git. Make sure you are also logged into VS Code with the Microsoft account you use to access the Azure DevOps repos.