When you use an extension like remote-fs to add remote folders to a workspace (for example FTP or SFTP) your extension does not save the workspace correctly if I do it through the extension's view.
Instead of saving the workspace containing a remote folder, it actually creates a workspace with the folder C:/ in the workspace.
See below, this is what I'm saving:
And this happens when I open the newly created workspace:
For obvious reasons I hid the contents of the C:/ folder, but the entire C drive is added into the workspace.
All of this works fine if I save the workspace through vscode -> file -> save workspace as, but not through this extension. It would be very useful if this works.
When you use an extension like remote-fs to add remote folders to a workspace (for example FTP or SFTP) your extension does not save the workspace correctly if I do it through the extension's view.
Instead of saving the workspace containing a remote folder, it actually creates a workspace with the folder C:/ in the workspace. See below, this is what I'm saving:
And this happens when I open the newly created workspace:
All of this works fine if I save the workspace through vscode -> file -> save workspace as, but not through this extension. It would be very useful if this works.