Yes, I am having the exact same issue.
@gregcsw See this issue for status & workaround: https://github.com/hassio-addons/addon-vscode/issues/12
Perfect Thank You
This is great, @frenck. Thanks.
Has anyone else tried this on their phone? Itās surprisingly usable. But, long press to select text (on Android) doesnāt work. It instead pulls up a context menu. Is there a way to work around or change that behavior?
then I open vs code addon by clicking on open wed ui I get a dialog box asking for username and password. Where is this setup? Iād could not set password in the addon config. Thanks for any help
@ramdisk, use your Home Assistant username & password. The add-on authenticates against Home Assistant since the last release.
thank you Frenck that worked, sorry for bothering you.
Love the addon thanks for all your hard work on it
Unfortunately itās another port/service to expose online.
Use a reverse proxy (like caddy) and then thereās no need to expose another port.
im using nginx/letsencrypt reverse proxy. But still i would need to expose another port to be able to access it over internet?
Really? Iāve not much experience with nginx. With caddy you only open port 80 and 443.
Sure, but HA is already on those ports, so the addon should be on a different ones, or am i wrong?
Well this is really off topicā¦ but;
No the reverse proxy is. The proxy then routes your traffic to the desired ports/ipās
You 100% do not need any more ports forwarded if you are using NGINX or any reverse proxy.
Has anyone noticed issues related to a memory leak? After logging in to the editor, my VMās RAM usage immediately maxes out (6gb, where it normally hovers at 1.5). Iām on mobile, but as soon as I click the 5 buttons on the left sidebar, it spikes.
But I guess you need to add another entry to your caddyfile, not? Could you share what you have added to make this work via Caddy? Iām a noob when it comes to caddy and mine is only working now because I copied it from others and made some changes by test & trail.
The only change I made in caddy was to create a new sub-domain for visual studio code and i is exactly the same as all my other sub domains but with the vscode domain and portā¦ You should be able to follow the pattern.
Hereās my Caddyfile entry. As @DavidFW1960 says it follows the pattern of the others
vscode.xxxxxxxx.duckdns.org {
proxy / localhost:1337 {
websocket
transparent
}
}