vscode-R | R Extension for Visual Studio Code

Trying to connect to a host over the Remote-SSH of Visual Studio Code, I'm getting the following pop-up error:

On my Arch system I have installed jupyter-notebook version 6.4.4 and Code - OSS version 1.61.0. with Python (v2021.9.1246542782) extension and with Jupyter (v2021.9.100) extension.

When I try to open a .ipynb file the program returns the following message:

I installed laravel goto config extension in the remote containers and whenever I click on the link that extension generates and that should jump to another file vscode crashes and restarts

I've created the github issue with the extension creator but author doesn't have any experience with remote extensions. In the github issue I also linked github repository that you can use to reproduce the issue. Note that instead of

[SOLVED!!]

• Server OS: CentOS Linux 7
• VSCode version (local): 1.59.1

I connected to my server by ssh

I know that this question look similar to VSCode [Remote Development] [Forward Port] work? but it isn't.

When I launch a command which starts a web server on a random port (and prints out the url to access it),

VS Code auto detects the newly allocated port and starts port forwarding that port to my host machine.

How does this happen? Does VS Code check for newly allocated port by the current command ? If so, how does the shell script for this look like ?

The setup is the following:

A windows machine with VS code installed.

A Linux machine where the code is.

I connect with the VS code to the Linux machine.

Can the git on the Linux machine use the remove VS code as an editor?

Found this link but it did not say how to do such configuration: https://github.com/microsoft/vscode-remote-release/issues/933

Also this link did not helped me: https://github.com/roiderats/vscode-remote-remote

I tried from the VS code terminal the following command: git --mergetool -t "code --wait" but I get the following output: Unknown merge tool code --wait

I tried from the VS code terminal the following: git config --global core.editor "code --wait" Git tries to use vim as editor.

this is the log when vscode install vscode-server in host

i found that it got vscode-server commit id as follow log:

I'm using Visual Studio Code Insiders version 1.65.0-insider. Until 3 days ago, I was not having any problem connecting to the remote server at work from my work laptop through a VPN. I have my ssh config file and when I opened vscode (when connected to the VPN), I was asked for my password and it connected without problems.

However, from yesterday I have started getting an error stating Could not establish connection to idk4v: The VS Code Server failed to start. idk4v is the remote machine's name that I gave in my ssh config file. I also get Waiting for server log... in the output continuously. I am pasting the output here from trying out just now. I have removed the non-essential parts for brevity:

I am sure there are a thousand duplicates, but I have not found them as what I have found involve the local terminal, or if about the remote terminal, it is assumed that the live terminal view already exists. In my case the "terminal" aspect of the terminal does not yet exist within the terminal pane.

Setup:
Visual Studio Code installed on Win 10 doing remote development on a Linux based system.

Issue:
When I start Visual Studio Code, it automatically attaches itself to the remote system, as it should.

However, the terminal pane at the bottom of the editing window does NOT contain a "terminal", (i.e. with a prompt that I can type commands into). Instead it shows the output of VS Code's efforts to connect with the remote machine as shown below:

Which contains a lot of text: