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[FEATURE] - Avoid displaying the webview while running on Codespaces #23
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[FEATURE] - Avoid displaying the webview while running on Codespaces and/or installed on remotes
[FEATURE] - Avoid displaying the webview while running on Codespaces
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I couldn't find how to detect if "I'm installed on Remote, instead of simply running on Remote", so for now, it will only ignore Codespaces. But I still want to avoid display the WebviewPanelSerializer when installed on remote. |
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Today, when the “What’s New” window appears every time you connect to a Codespace, simply because Codespaces installs the extension when it is started/initialized. The same happens if you decide to install the extension on a remote environment (Docker, SSH, WLS).
On these scenarios, the webview shouldn’t be displayed, because there is nothing new to display.
Let’s see how microsoft/vscode#102139 will work on these scenarios, when released. Maybe we could use the same approach, or even the API.
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