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After reloading/reopening VSCode, on the activity bar (on the left) there should now be one more item "Remote Explorer". Hover over "SSH" and a "+" symbol should show up. After clicking the "+" symbol, a prompt will show up and ask you to enter SSH connection command as if you are using a terminal app, such as | After reloading/reopening VSCode, on the activity bar (on the left) there should now be one more item "Remote Explorer". Hover over "SSH" and a "+" symbol should show up. After clicking the "+" symbol, a prompt will show up and ask you to enter SSH connection command as if you are using a terminal app, such as | ||
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ssh your_username@astro02.hpc.ku.dk | |||
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== Installing even more extensions for extra features == | == Installing even more extensions for extra features == | ||
Revision as of 13:37, 15 November 2023
Remote development is a set of extensions for Visual Studio Code that allows you to interact with a remote server on VSCode as if it is running on your local computer. For more details, refer to Microsoft's documentation here.
Enabling and configuring Remote Development
Follow the instructions here for searching and installing extensions on VSCode. Search for and install the extension "Remote Development".
After reloading/reopening VSCode, on the activity bar (on the left) there should now be one more item "Remote Explorer". Hover over "SSH" and a "+" symbol should show up. After clicking the "+" symbol, a prompt will show up and ask you to enter SSH connection command as if you are using a terminal app, such as
ssh your_username@astro02.hpc.ku.dk