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Allow vscode-remote:// to parse your .ssh/config and display alias in bottom left #7400
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[-]Allow `vscode-remote://` to parse your `.ssh/config` and display in alias in bottom left[/-][+]Allow `vscode-remote://` to parse your `.ssh/config` and display alias in bottom left[/+]on Oct 24, 2022 Hello! The SSH extension by design should read your ssh-config file, is it not? Could you send over logs when trying to connect and your ssh-config file?
Eleanor Boyd (@eleanorjboyd) I swear this wasn't working last week but maybe it was a case of PEBCAK 😅.
In any case, looks to be working now so I'll gladly close out the issue.
Reacted by Eleanor BoydGlad it is working now! Happy coding 🎉
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on Dec 12, 2022
This is a great feature to be able to connect to a remote machine with ease.
Connect to a remote host from the terminal
ex:
code --folder-uri vscode-remote://ssh-remote+<FQDN><RemoteDirectory>Is there any possibility to support reading your .ssh config as well?
What I'd like to have is something like this:
This would make it easier to configure/execute since you might not know your FQDN off the top of your head 😬. The second part of the feature would be to see the
Hostalias in the bottom left instead of the FQDN.Mock:
