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Supposedly Cursor uses `anysphere.open-remote-ssh` but that is not available in Open VSX either. I wonder if this one works instead: https://open-vsx.org/extension/jeanp413/open-remote-ssh Or maybe `anysphere.open-remote-ssh` is included in the base distribution...

In case it helps, the JetBrains plugin supports multiple deployments by using separate config directories for each one. For example `~/.local/share/coder-gateway/dev.coder.com`. Then in the SSH config we use the `--global-config`...

Not at the same time, except in the recent connections window where connections from multiple deployments will be shown (but not organized by deployment, I think it is in recently...

I ran into this after investigating a different issue. I think this is behavior from Microsoft's VS Code Remote SSH extension and so there may be nothing we can do...

I attempted to reproduce this by clearing out my `~/.ssh/config` and then using the dashboard button, but my SSH config was populated and I was able to connect. I did...

@lingdie Can you post the contents of `~/.coder/config` as well? Want to see if there is a `Host coder-vscode.coder.192.168.0.127.nip.io--*` or similar entry in there. Maybe it injected the wrong host...

Glad to see it resolved! Yeah we do have a `coder.insecure` option in the plugin to bypass needing a properly signed certificate but I think it only works with `http.proxySupport`...

Related: https://github.com/coder/vscode-coder/issues/243 The decision here will also affect the JetBrains plugin: https://github.com/coder/jetbrains-coder/issues/401

If they can control the settings they can configure `coder.binaryDestination` to a static location. Not sure how easy it is to manage VS Code settings as policy, though, so maybe...

Oh yeah actually VS Code does have policy-level settings, maybe this will work: https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/setup/enterprise