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I can add a folder called data in root directory of vscode, then it will become portable, and store all data in that folder. I hope I can do that in theia as well as vscode.
More information added by an Eclipse Theia maintainer:
Portable mode permits having vscode save all it's data in one of its own a sub-folder, instead of the usual places (user's home, user's config directory, etc). That makes it super easy to copy/move all user data to another vscode installation, preserving everything the user changed (preferences, history, installed extensions, ...).
Portable mode can be used only with the "zip" distribution of vscode:
"Portable mode is supported on the ZIP download for Windows, and the TAR.GZ download for Linux, as well as the regular Application download for macOS"
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
"Portable mode is supported on the ZIP download for Windows, and the TAR.GZ download for Linux, as well as the regular Application download for macOS"
I suspect that portable mode does not really care about which packaging of vscode was used to install it. However, it probably makes sense not to officially support using a modified system-wide installation of a tool, and the permission and other various issues, likely to follow. I think Theia should probably do similar.
Feature Description:
I can add a folder called
data
in root directory of vscode, then it will become portable, and store all data in that folder. I hope I can do that in theia as well as vscode.More information added by an Eclipse Theia maintainer:
Portable mode permits having vscode save all it's data in one of its own a sub-folder, instead of the usual places (user's home, user's config directory, etc). That makes it super easy to copy/move all user data to another vscode installation, preserving everything the user changed (preferences, history, installed extensions, ...).
Portable mode
can be used only with the "zip" distribution of vscode:"Portable mode is supported on the ZIP download for Windows, and the TAR.GZ download for Linux, as well as the regular Application download for macOS"
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: