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The most recent version is cached only on memory, and does not persist between restarts. This is something we could add. Code pointer:
It seems to me you can obtain the last saved version from ... or as the name implies, the most recently used, which might be even better. In fact, this is a separate issue, but I would prefer the ability to disable the check altogether if a saved version exists.
I'll try to submit a PR to fix this
Are you still working on this?
Sorry I didn't continue this anymore, if anyone is interested, you can continue this PR
Hello , Currently, I'm exploring VSCode to contribute . I might be having difficulty understanding the issue. . Here are the steps I've followed: I set up VSCode on my local machine. I installed all dependencies. I ran in the terminal. I then ran . It opened a new VSCode window with the internet connection open. However, when I disconnected from the internet and ran the same command again, there were no errors as mentioned above. It still opened a new VSCode window. Can anyone please assist me with this for contributing? !
Hello , I have raised a PR solving this issue
This is something I have also when trying to use the command in WSL
Great , but can you please help me in understand the issue and also check this and help me in understand vscode for contributing also for starting vscode from local code I am using is this correct approach also what if i had changes in my code and needs to restart or re-compiled what command should be used one last doubt I facing huge confusion in understanding which folder contains the relevant code can you please help me in this
Honestly I have also just jumped into this code base. I am also figuring things out myself. I mostly ignored most of the setup steps and went to the cli directory directly, which had the rust code and was easy enough to start by following the
Did your PR loose traction? I'd like to be able to serve vs code from a closed network.
I had some outstanding comments on that PR, if someone else would like to carry it forward I would happily review a PR
the PR in flight () only seems to leverage the cache once happens. I feel like I have seen cases where, while offline, the request to does not fail immediately, but hangs for a long time/seemingly forever. Would you be open to a PR where an additional command line flag like were so that the user can opt to explicitly use the cached server (and skip the request altogether) rather than have to wait for to occur?
I like idea. That would work great for my use case.
+1 this would be a great idea
Reopening for
The welcome page is pretty broken when we do this cc but the actual serving works properly now

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