Some extensions change the distribution model over time (Database Client) or have a license for a while (quokka/wallaby) or may simply break on the current vscode version.
Because of this, we are installing a separate Extension version. However, coming in the morning I see that all my extensions are again the latest version.
I don't want to completely disable extensions using extensions.autoCheckUpdates because my other extensions work fine and I don't want to switch to manually updating all extensions.

Maybe it's worth setting up exceptions from auto-updating extensions? And even better, look at which extension differs from the latest version, and do not update it automatically at all.