4.13 Authentification with Github failed while using VSCodium.4.10 Cutoff characters in integrated Terminal.4.9 Git: ssh_askpass: exec(/usr/lib/ssh/ssh-askpass): No such file or directory.4.8.3 Command 'GitHub Pull Requests: Configure Remotes.' resulted in an error (command 'pr.configureRemotes' not found).
4.8.2 Command 'remote-containers.openFolder' not found. 4.7 Keyboard variants or keymappings do not map. 4.6 Saving with "Retry as Sudo" does not work. 4.5 Error from OmniSharp that MSBuild cannot be located. csproj with OmniSharp server, invalid location 4.1 Global menu not working in KDE/Plasma. project specific settings, in the project folder, that you can version and publish. workspace-specific private settings, local to your computer, like a pythonPath. the public versioned settings.json project-specific settings in the project folder (which is the only root of the workspace)Īgain, by switching workspace, you can differentiate between:. the specific pythonPath for a given multi-root workspace in the Workspace setting (outside of the project folder which is the only root for that "multi-root" workspace). the global pythonPath path in user settings (applies to everything, everywhere). That means you could switch workspaces, and in each multi-root workspace (each one composed of only one root), you would keep: Preferences: Open Folder Settings - Open the settings for the active folder. 
references: Open Workspace Settings - Open the settings section of your Workspace file. Preferences: Open User Settings - Open your global User settings. Then, regarding settings in that environment, you have three files: Since this would work for only one project, you can instead reference all your projects in several Multi-root workspaces. That way, your Git codebase can keep a generic settings.json without local path. See " VSCode User and Workspace Settings". copy-paste it to your User settings.json. remove that line from the local workspace settings.json.
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