What Do I Do If Installing a Remote Plug-in Failed?
Method 1 (recommended): Using an offline package
- Log in at the official VS Code website and search for the target Python plug-in.
- Click the Version History tab of the plug-in and download the offline installation package.
Figure 1 Offline installation package of the Python plug-in
- In local VS Code, drag the downloaded VSIX file to the remote notebook.
- Right-click the file and choose Install Extension VSIX from the shortcut menu.
Method 2: Setting the default remote plug-in
Set the default remote plug-in in VS Code by following the instructions provided in How Can I Set the Default Remote Plug-in in VS Code? This enables automatic plug-in installation when the plug-in is connected.
Method 3: Taking measures provided at official VS Code website
Tips (adjust parameter settings as needed):
"remote.SSH.connectTimeout": 10, "remote.SSH.maxReconnectionAttempts": null, "remote.downloadExtensionsLocally": true, "remote.SSH.useLocalServer": false, "remote.SSH.localServerDownload": "always",
VS Code FAQs
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- What Do I Do If a Message Is Displayed Indicating an Incorrect Username or Email Address When I Use VS Code to Submit Code?
- How Can I View Remote Logs in VS Code?
- How Can I Open the VS Code Configuration File settings.json?
- How Can I Change the VS Code Background Color to Light Green?
- How Can I Set the Default Remote Plug-in in VS Code?
- How Can I Install a Local Plug-in on the Remote End or a Remote Plug-in on the Local End Through VS Code?
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