I could not locate any peculiar symlinks etc, though given I am not a Linux expert I am not sure I would spot them.
Adding /root/config to the config_path entry did not yield a change for me either.
Memory consumption grows over time, and eventually the whole system becomes slow and unstable. As a temporary declaration of defeat, I added a restart automation based on addon memory consumption.
Given I am developing more and more UI in YAML and custom JINJA templates, I do need a solid solution. So at this stage I am seeking alternatives that can help maintain a similar level of productivity to what VSCode provides (when it’s up and running). The simple file editor does not cut it for me, any other options folks here have considered or may be looking into?
Use samba share and put VSCode on a separate system. I have the vscode addon, however I only turn it on when I’m remoting into the system from outside my house. When inside my house, I always use a different computer to run vscode on and the addon stays off. In general, if you aren’t using vscode, you should leave it off.
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