Extending config from ~/.ssh/config
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I too would like this ability please. |
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@seahindeniz @jarrah31 you can refer to this. It's as simple as adding this to your sftp.json config file : "sshConfigPath":"~/.ssh/config", Let me now if this is what you was searching for. |
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Hi @Natizyskunk, apologies for not seeing your earlier comment and thank you for referring me to the sshConfigPath option. I saw the closure notification which helped me find your reply. So unfortunately I'm still having issues trying to make this work. My sftp.json looks like this:
The following config file example works fine:
However if I use
I also make heavy use of ProxyJump and Match commands, but these aren't working either. e.g
I guess SFTP doesn't use the native ssh client? As this Discussion is closed I've created a new issue so will track it there: |
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Hi, is it possible to extend config values from the
~/.ssh/config
file where I mostly store my common details?In that file, I can use the same configuration in my terminal and also in my VSCode's Remote extension.
Here's a commonly used config entry
From the RemoteFS config, maybe we can have this format
Each entry can should suffice to supply RemoteFS config structure
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