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Remote Development lets your local VS Code installation transparently interact with source code and runtime environments on other machines (whether virtual or physical) by moving the execution of certain commands to a "remote server", the VS Code Server. Visual Studio Code Remote Development allows you to use a container, remote machine, or the Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) as a full-featured development environment.

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Clicking on this indicator is another way to explore Remote Tunnels commands, along with options to close your remote connection or install VS Code Desktop.Ĭommon questions What is the relationship between the Remote Tunnels, VS Code Server, and Remote Development? Like the other Remote Development extensions, the name of your remote machine will be listed in the lower left green remote indicator. You can also view your remote machines in the Remote Explorer, which you may focus on through the command Remote Explorer: Focus on Remote View: You'll be able to connect to any remote machines with an active tunnel. Once you install the extension, open the Command Palette ( F1) and run the command Remote Tunnels: Connect to Tunnel. If you're already working in VS Code (desktop or web) and would like to connect to a remote tunnel, you can install and use the Remote - Tunnels extension directly. The v instances you open through the code CLI or VS Code UI come with the Remote - Tunnels extension preinstalled. Once you exit VS Code it will no longer be possible to tunnel to it until you start VS Code there again or run the code tunnel CLI command. Note: The remote machine will only be reachable through a tunnel while VS Code remains running there. In a client of your choice, you may open the v link from the notification above and start coding!

Once you're logged in, a tunnel will start up on your current machine, and you'll be able to connect to this machine remotely. You may also open the Command Palette ( F1) in VS Code and run the command Remote Tunnels: Turn on Remote Tunnel Access. In the VS Code Account menu, select the option to Turn on Remote Tunnel Access, as demonstrated in the image below.

Open VS Code on the remote machine where you'd like to turn on tunnel access. This authenticates you to the tunneling service to ensure you have access to the right set of remote machines. When opening a v URL for the first time on this client, you'll be prompted to log into your GitHub account at a. You can open this URL on a client of your choosing. This CLI will output a v URL tied to this remote machine, such as. You can also pass -accept-server-license-terms on the command line to avoid the prompt.

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Note: You will be prompted to accept the server license terms when you first start a tunnel on a machine. This command downloads and starts the VS Code Server on this machine and then creates a tunnel to it. code rather than code.Ĭreate a secure tunnel with the tunnel command: code tunnel Note: If you're using the standalone or terminal install, the commands in the following section will start with. This may be especially helpful if your remote doesn't have a UI: curl -Lk '' -output vscode_ tar -xf vscode_ You can also install and unpack the CLI through the terminal of your remote machine. Alternative downloadsĪlternatively, you can grab the CLI through a standalone install on our download page, which is separate from a VS Code Desktop installation: The CLI is automatically built into VS Code Desktop – no additional setup required. The CLI establishes a tunnel between a VS Code client and your remote machine. Install the code CLI on a remote machine you'd like to develop against from a VS Code client. You may create and use tunnels through the code CLI. We'll describe both paths in the sections below. Using the VS Code Desktop UI is convenient if you're already doing some work in VS Code and would then like to enable tunneling for your current machine.

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The CLI is a great option if you can't install the full VS Code Desktop on your remote machine.

Enable tunneling through the VS Code Desktop UI.īoth of these paths result in the same tunneling functionality – you can use whichever tooling works best for you.

Run the tunnel command of the code command-line interface (CLI).

VS Code can provide a local-quality development experience - including full IntelliSense (completions), code navigation, and debugging - regardless of where your code is hosted. This can eliminate the need for source code to be on your VS Code client machine since the extension runs commands and other extensions directly on the remote machine. Tunneling securely transmits data from one network to another.

You can connect to that machine from a VS Code client anywhere, without the requirement of SSH.

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The Visual Studio Code Remote - Tunnels extension lets you connect to a remote machine, like a desktop PC or virtual machine (VM), via a secure tunnel.

Configure IntelliSense for cross-compiling.