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Remote ssh hangs indefinitely when trying to open a folder if the terminal is not wide enough
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Since Nov 4, 2021.
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Description
- VSCode Version: 1.61.2
- Local OS Version: Windows 10
- Remote OS Version: Ubuntu 20.04
- Remote Extension/Connection Type: SSH
- Logs:
Steps to Reproduce:
- Move the terminal pane to the left and narrow it so it's only about 40 chars wide
- Open remote folder with ssh
- Wait indefinitely at "setting up ssh tunnel"
- Widen the terminal pane
- Success
OR
- Move the terminal pane to the left and narrow it so it's only about 40 chars wide
- Open remote ssh
- Success
- Open folder on the remote
- Wait indefinitely at "setting up ssh tunnel"
- Widen the terminal pane
- Success
Problem Description
- Most times opening a remote folder via ssh-remote hangs indefinitely while the notification dialog says "setting up ssh tunnel".
- This is not a deterministic problem but I can reproduce it about 90% of the time
- It is related to the width of the terminal(!). If I resize the terminal or move it to the bottom it works
- Opening the remote machine (i.e. not a folder on the machine but the machine directly) works fine, it's only when I try to open a folder on the remote it fails again
Best regards,
Stefan
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