After installing and launching VS Code 1.47.0 every extension is missing and the Extensions pane loads infinitely.
For a detailled description see Issue#102082 in microsoft/vscode.
This bug exists, because Syncify creates a extension.json in the user data directory (%APPDATA%\Code\User in my case) where the settings.json is located. This folder is owned by VS Code so this lead to the issue. See this comment of @sandy081 for details.
If the extensions.json is removed from the user data directory and VS Code is restarted, vscode runs without any issues until Syncify run a Sync or Upload.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Syncify is setup (File or Repo Syncer)
Run the Sync or Upload task of Syncify
Install the update to vscode 1.47.0
Restart VS Code
VS Code does not load any extensions and the Extensions pane loads infinitely
If you manually create a extensions.json file with valid json content in the user data directory, VS Code should also fail to load the extensions on next startup:
Create an extensions.json file next to settings.json in your user data dir with following content
[
{
"id": "a"
},
{
"id": "b"
}
]
Open VS Code. No extension should now be loaded and the Extensions pane should loads infinitely
Expected behavior
Syncify should not create the extensions.json file in the user data directory.
Syncify Version and Operating System
I am using Syncify
v4.0.4
on WindowsDescribe the bug
After installing and launching VS Code 1.47.0 every extension is missing and the Extensions pane loads infinitely.
For a detailled description see Issue#102082 in microsoft/vscode.
This bug exists, because Syncify creates a
extension.json
in the user data directory (%APPDATA%\Code\User
in my case) where thesettings.json
is located. This folder is owned by VS Code so this lead to the issue. See this comment of @sandy081 for details.If the
extensions.json
is removed from the user data directory and VS Code is restarted, vscode runs without any issues until Syncify run a Sync or Upload.To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Sync
orUpload
task of SyncifyIf you manually create a
extensions.json
file with valid json content in the user data directory, VS Code should also fail to load the extensions on next startup:Expected behavior
Syncify should not create the
extensions.json
file in the user data directory.Screenshots
Additional context