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I am finding many answers on how to develop inside a container in Visual Studio Code with the Remote Containers extension, but surprisingly none address my use
I am trying to build a docker image to do debuging of a module that has lots of odd dependencies in vscocde. I am using the dockerfile below to build the image:
I am using VSCode 1.38.1 and I connect to a remote docker environment running sshd with SSH using the Remote - SSH 0.46.1 extension. Everything works smoothly
I have a gpu-server Server-A in office. The only way to access that server is through the office wired network. The office provides a proxy server Server-B. How
I have a gpu-server Server-A in office. The only way to access that server is through the office wired network. The office provides a proxy server Server-B. How
I'm setting up a new remote host and every time i initiate it i get the following error output: Any feedback or direction on how to resolve this issue? Pseu
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I'm trying to use the Remote-SSH extension to edit files on a Debian server. The SSH connection is established correctly but then I get an error message : Fail
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