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Do not auto modify workspace config to take over yaml files #3247

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ptr727 opened this issue Oct 20, 2024 · 0 comments
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Do not auto modify workspace config to take over yaml files #3247

ptr727 opened this issue Oct 20, 2024 · 0 comments
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ptr727 commented Oct 20, 2024

Please include the related YAML code:

		"files.associations": {
			"*.yaml": "home-assistant"
		}

Find my Home Assistant Configuration here:
Link to Home Assistant Configuration

Extension runs in:

  • VS Code for Desktop
  • Hassio Add-on
  • Visual Studio Online
  • Other:

I'm running VS Code on:

  • Windows
  • [] Mac
  • [] Linux

I'm accessing my files:

  • [] From local disk
  • Via remote SSH
  • Smb
  • Other:

Please do not automatically take over the yaml config in the workspace just because the extension is installed on the remote system, I will let the extension take over yaml as needed.

I run several projects on a remote linux host over SSH, the extension is installed on the host, when work on a project, that has nothing to do with HA, the extension appears to register itself in the workspace file, breaking vanilla yaml config. I manually remove the restration form he workspace, when I later open the workspace again, the config is back again, so I am assuming it is the HA extension that is self modifying the wrokspace.

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