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Is it possible to stream a file into vscode from terminal #7320
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Not possible right now, interesting idea though |
Similarly, would be nice to be able to pipe/stream output of a command through the command line
Right now, this command does nothing (though Code seems to try to do something and does seem to become the active process).
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@NikosEfthias and anyone else searching for this - maybe this will help in the meantime? https://codepen.io/ginfuru/post/remote-editing-files-with-ssh |
Some exciting news on this front. Extension support for remote file providers is being tested: #35009 |
This would be a dream. Run your Dev environment inside vagrant Connect up to all your Linux servers, and see a view of the filesystem in the tree. Would be so much more productive than neovim. Neovim is great but it's got a hell of a learning curve. Btw I tried VSCode Remote. With the golang binary on each Linux server. Works as it's should, but it only handles a single file. Any progress updates ?? |
Please move your vote to this duplicate: #6161 |
We just announced remote development with VS Code, check out the blog post for details |
on a remote server or while editing root needed config files from builtin terminal i have to use vim at the moment .
Is there or will there be a functionality to pipe file into current code pane from builtin terminal
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