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[BUG] - Can not save the favorite list in the remote #745

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sjhsbhqf opened this issue Jun 16, 2024 · 4 comments
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[BUG] - Can not save the favorite list in the remote #745

sjhsbhqf opened this issue Jun 16, 2024 · 4 comments
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sjhsbhqf commented Jun 16, 2024

I searched briefly, but there are no relevant issues

  • Extension version: v12.8.0
  • VSCode version: 1.90.1(user setup)
  • OS version: win11 , remote is ubuntu20.04

I have already set it up :

    "remote.extensionKind": {
        "alefragnani.project-manager": [
            "workspace"
        ]
    },

but when I save favorites, Still saved in the local user folder

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sjhsbhqf commented Jun 16, 2024

When I installed this extension remotely, I found that the settings file was saved in ~/.vscode-server/data/User/globalStorage/alefragnani.project-manager

If I change the path to a different location, such as ~/. vscode server/configuration

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When I click on the 'edit' icon, an error message will appear

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And I continued to click on 'Yes, edit manually', which did not disappear. Instead, I added the following project to the 'projects. json' file in the '~/. vscode server/data/User/globalStorage/alefragnani. project manager' section

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Changing to the following settings is also useless.

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@sjhsbhqf sjhsbhqf changed the title [BUG] - Whether it is remote, there is no way to save the favorite [BUG] - Can not save the favorite list in the remote Jun 16, 2024
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Hi @sjhsbhqf ,

There is no need to update the projectManager.projectsLocation setting, since the extension will save the projects in the VS Code internals, just like running locally.

1. Define the extension to run on workspace

"remote.extensionKind": {
        "alefragnani.project-manager": [
            "workspace"
        ]
    },

2. Install the extension inside the WSL

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3. Open any folder inside WSL and use the Project Manager: Save Project command

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Hope this helps

@alefragnani alefragnani added need more info remote Remote Development labels Jul 5, 2024
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zhenpewu commented Jul 5, 2024

Hello @alefragnani,

I've encountered this issue with Project Manager in Visual Studio Code. Previously, I could save projects to my Mac's local Project Manager while connected to an SSH remote. Now, Project Manager isn't accessible unless installed on the remote SSH server, and if installed, it points to the remote server's projects instead of the local ones. Has there been any recent change in Project Manager or Visual Studio Code that might be causing this problem?

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SaaSCh commented Jul 7, 2024

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