So I run:
\nnode . .
And right after that it opens a new VSCode Window (of my local VSCode IDE) instead, and the server doesn't start.
\nAny ideas?
Thanks!
","upvoteCount":1,"answerCount":2,"acceptedAnswer":{"@type":"Answer","text":"Is this inside VS Code's integrated terminal? When inside the integrated terminal code-server always tries to open a file in the existing code-server instance. It does this by looking for the VSCODE_IPC_HOOK_CLI environment variable, so one way to get this to work is to unset it:
VSCODE_IPC_HOOK_CLI= node . --auth none\nCompiling and running compiled version with node . opens up a new VSCode Window #6994
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Hi, im running the project within a devcontainer. So I run: And right after that it opens a new VSCode Window (of my local VSCode IDE) instead, and the server doesn't start. Thanks! |
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Is this inside VS Code's integrated terminal? When inside the integrated terminal code-server always tries to open a file in the existing code-server instance. It does this by looking for the |
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Thank you so much for the insight! that worked 👌 |
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Is this inside VS Code's integrated terminal? When inside the integrated terminal code-server always tries to open a file in the existing code-server instance. It does this by looking for the
VSCODE_IPC_HOOK_CLIenvironment variable, so one way to get this to work is to unset it: