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On our Citrix development servers, the actual "local" AppData folder is redirected to another server.
The problem now is that changes made via the GUI, for example a password in a SQL connection, can no longer be saved permanently.
ADS seems to have a problem with this, because look at how ADS displays the path when I display the ADS settings (Ctrl + ,) (right mouse button copy path):
\x1-profiles-APP\myusername\AppData\Roaming
The actual path (command line box: set app) shows the following:
The complete server name (\Servername) is missing.
The group policy is correct, all other programs including Visual Studio or SSMS can handle it, only ADS apparently can't.
I also searched the registry to see if ADS stores the path to "settings.json" somewhere. I couldn't find this path for ADS in the registry.
Azure Data Studio version: azuredatastudio 1.49.1 (2f696aa95a13ccabd7e0a4431d1d759e3a7b8cfd, 2024-08-13T18:12:38.831Z)
Type: Bug
On our Citrix development servers, the actual "local" AppData folder is redirected to another server.
The problem now is that changes made via the GUI, for example a password in a SQL connection, can no longer be saved permanently.
ADS seems to have a problem with this, because look at how ADS displays the path when I display the ADS settings (Ctrl + ,) (right mouse button copy path):
\x1-profiles-APP\myusername\AppData\RoamingThe actual path (command line box: set app) shows the following:
\\Servername\x1-profiles-APP\myusername\AppData\RoamingThe complete server name (\Servername) is missing. The group policy is correct, all other programs including Visual Studio or SSMS can handle it, only ADS apparently can't.
I also searched the registry to see if ADS stores the path to "settings.json" somewhere. I couldn't find this path for ADS in the registry.
Azure Data Studio version: azuredatastudio 1.49.1 (2f696aa95a13ccabd7e0a4431d1d759e3a7b8cfd, 2024-08-13T18:12:38.831Z)