feat: vscode protocol for vscode users #2267
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It didn't work on VS Code on Linux. Therefore, I ended up with another solution which disables file links in VS Code since it has its own (weird and picky) file link handling: 2d1d531 |
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I tested this on Ubuntu 22.04 and it worked fine, I also tested on Windows - what didn't work for you? Did it also ask you to select which program to open the file with? |
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I tried it in the AppImage (of VSCodium). Maybe that is the issue. Anyway, I am happy with the current solution :) |
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Solves #2174
The protocol change is not necessary for Windows users; I just tested it on VSCode on Windows 11 and it works fine, i.e. the files are opened on VSCode.