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There's nothing to reproduce, it's a configuration issue.
On the same windows11 Pro I have both VS Code stable and VS Code insiders, and if I look at their AppData folders, I see that the former uses a "Code" folder, and the latter a "Code - Insiders" one. That way, they can maintain separate settings files, and this makes total sense.
Azure Data Studio, however, doesn't.
I have both its stable and its insiders versions installed, but they share a single folder, in AppData : its name is "azuredatastudio". That's it, there's no "azuredatastudio - insiders" to maintain a separate configuration for the insiders version, and this doesn't make sense at all, they can't really coexist that way.
You should follow the example of what you are already correctly doing with VS Code, and use a separate "azuredatastudio - insiders" folder in AppData.
Is howewer the insiders version still supported ? It's no longer being updated and it's stuck to v. 1.49.0, whilst the stable is now at 1.49.1...
Azure Data Studio version: azuredatastudio-insiders 1.49.0-insider (68bdada7125535743fb466d4a7471682b2cfbd16, 2024-06-05T05:38:35.222Z)
OS version: Windows_NT x64 10.0.22631
Restricted Mode: No
Preview Features: Enabled
Type: Bug
There's nothing to reproduce, it's a configuration issue. On the same windows11 Pro I have both VS Code stable and VS Code insiders, and if I look at their AppData folders, I see that the former uses a "Code" folder, and the latter a "Code - Insiders" one. That way, they can maintain separate settings files, and this makes total sense.
Azure Data Studio, however, doesn't.
I have both its stable and its insiders versions installed, but they share a single folder, in AppData : its name is "azuredatastudio". That's it, there's no "azuredatastudio - insiders" to maintain a separate configuration for the insiders version, and this doesn't make sense at all, they can't really coexist that way. You should follow the example of what you are already correctly doing with VS Code, and use a separate "azuredatastudio - insiders" folder in AppData.
Is howewer the insiders version still supported ? It's no longer being updated and it's stuck to v. 1.49.0, whilst the stable is now at 1.49.1...
Azure Data Studio version: azuredatastudio-insiders 1.49.0-insider (68bdada7125535743fb466d4a7471682b2cfbd16, 2024-06-05T05:38:35.222Z) OS version: Windows_NT x64 10.0.22631 Restricted Mode: No Preview Features: Enabled