Can I use VS Code simultaneously from two/three different locations? #4741
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Hi everyone, I've installed VS Code 4 on my Ubuntu server, behind reverse proxy. I'm wondering if I'll have troubles providing the access to this VS Code instance to my colleagues, so that we can simultaneously code on the same VS Code workspace. Do you see some problems in doing this? Of course all files will be tracked as modified/created by the same user, that's ok. I'm more thinking/asking about technical issues that might case problems in using the tool. |
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Hmm.. you wouldn't be able to simultaneously code on the same VS Code workspace. You'd have to use some type of collaboration tool in order to do that. See the docs for more information. |
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we wouldn't be able to work on the same workspace even if we work on
different files? Thanks for the link, I'll check those tools
…On Fri, Jan 14, 2022, 22:30 Joe Previte ***@***.***> wrote:
Hmm.. you wouldn't be able to simultaneously code on the same VS Code
workspace. You'd have to use some type of collaboration tool in order to do
that. See the docs
<https://coder.com/docs/code-server/latest/collaboration> for more
information.
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TBH, I have not tried it...so you could and report back? |
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Hmm.. you wouldn't be able to simultaneously code on the same VS Code workspace. You'd have to use some type of collaboration tool in order to do that. See the docs for more information.