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VSCode also, by design, obscures what’s really going on on the development environment, so that when I help a VSCode user who gets stuck, they often don’t know
by sevensor 2y ago
VSCode also, by design, obscures what’s really going on on the development environment, so that when I help a VSCode user who gets stuck, they often don’t know what computer they’re logged into, where their files actually are in the file system, which Python interpreter they’re using, what HTTPS_PROXY is set to, and so on. The ssh extension also spins up a server process for every client a user connects, and it seems a bit inconsistent about preserving state across disconnections. All in all, I spend a lot of time helping people fix problems they’ve made for themselves by using VSCode.
- spencerchubb 2y agoWhat kind of set up do you use? This does not resonate at all with my experience of vs code
- zdragnar 2y agoPresumably, this is talking about some remote devcontainer configuration. None of that really applies to using vscode locally, at least not any more than any other editor.
- shaklee3 2y agoThe bottom of the screen says exactly what you're connected to, so I'm not sure what they're referring to.