Open lutzmad opened 4 days ago
Additional information to the dependency check, based on ms-python.debugpy-2024.13.2024112901@linux-x64 file extension.vsixmanifest
A snippet only.
</Metadata>
<Installation>
<InstallationTarget Id="Microsoft.VisualStudio.Code"/>
</Installation>
<Dependencies/>
<Assets>
I can not see any dependency defined.
On the other hand, in the extension/package.json file I find a extension dependency, see snippet.
,"extensionDependencies":["ms-python.python"],
But the "ms-python.python" is already installed, Lutz
Does this issue occur when all extensions are disabled?: Yes/No
Steps to Reproduce:
Is this a bug or a problem of understanding, based on the way how the vscode-server try to install (some) extensions via the command line.
I installed an extension via command line with bin/code-server --install-extension ~/ms-python.debugpy-2024.13.2024103001@linux-x64.vsix
The command hangs two minutes and try to get access to the marketplace (13.107.42.18), but the code-server can not.
A snipped from the remoteCLI.log
I tried the "--proxy-server" option to give the code-server some help to find a proxy, but the option was ignored, I got the message. Ignoring option 'proxy-server': not supported for server.
Therefore the question, is this a problem of the way how Microsoft create/build the vsix Pakages (ms-python.debugpy or ms-python.python, ms-python.vscode-pylance). Or a problem of the way how the code-server try to install the packages.
From my point of view, the code-server should not connect to the marketplace. The package on the disk should be used only.
Thanks for any suggestion, Lutz