Visual Code advertised itself as this amazing IDE, and I was totally sold.
Can use Git within it, can have a terminal in it, doesn't eat all memory, soldddd.
Except Git _only works with SSH when it has no passphrase_
HOW DID THAT GET PAST RELEASE.
@art I think a lot of people won't? I dunno, I got very annoyed when it refused. Apparently you can if you can persuade it to listen to your ssh-agent, but it won't automatically do that.
Oh shit I actually just found a workaround, awks.
Anyway, if this does bother you, just do
eval "$(ssh-agent -s)"
Then add
"Host *
AddKeysToAgent yes
UseKeychain yes
IdentityFile ~/.ssh/id_rsa"
in your ~/.ssh/config
And add it to the agent you started by using
ssh-add -K ~/.ssh/id_rsa
because then visual studio can use the agent you started, and the agent has access to your keychain, which has your password.
Still can't get the git ignore to work for shit, but this is significantly better than it was
Apparently the instant I post any complaint to Mastodon, I find a fix for the problem.
So the git ignore does work, it just didn't like the formatting of the automatic one.
@edensaesthetic I did not notice that. 😐