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In the VSCode window that's being used for remote SSH, press Ctrl+Shift+P (on PC) or ⇧⌘P (on MacOS), type the command "kill vs code server on host"
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kill vs code server on host |
and then choose the host from the drop-down.
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The server process binary and its associated files and cache usually are in the $HOME/.vscode-server/bin directory. Get rid of all the vscode-server files by running the following command on the remote server from an ordinary SSH terminal window:
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The next time the VSCode client is used to remotely connect, it should re-install the vscode-server files and provide a working session.
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