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In your profile, create a “Long-Lived Access Token” with any name you like. Copy immediately the generated token (you won’t be able to find it later).
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Select “visual studio code”. In the bottom left window click on the cog-wheel (Manage) and select entry “Settings”.
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Select the “User” tab, expand “Extensions” and select “Home Assistant Config Helper”. In “Host URL” enter your DuckDNS address: https://my_domain.duckdns.org (this assume you forwarded port 443 to port 8123). Do not check “Ignore Certificates”. In long-lived token, enter the token generated in first step. If you did not entered the information correctly, you will see pop-up error messages.
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Select the “Remote” tab, expand “Extensions” and select “Home Assistant Config Helper”. The information you have entered in the “User” tab should already be filled in. So nothing to do
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Select the “Workspace” tab, expand “Extensions” and select “Home Assistant Config Helper”. Perform same operation as in step 3: In “Host URL” enter your DuckDNS address: https://my_domain.duckdns.org (this assume you forwarded port 443 to port 8123). Do not check “Ignore Certificates”. In long-lived token, enter the token generated in first step. If you did not entered the information correctly, you will see pop-up error messages.
You are done. Since I did that, I (almost) never get the reload window message.
Hope this help
Jean