Built-in port forwarding functionality #6920
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JosephTLyons
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Would be incredibly helpful for remote dev environments. It'd be nice if I could have a server running on |
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Agree. For those who are unfamiliar with port-fowarding, it's as easy as running I like to create a file with |
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This would be amazing! For SSH remoting particularly, i't's a pain to do SSH; and for collaboration there's no easy solution right now. |
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One of the very useful features of
vscodeis the built-in port forwarding, which persists URLs. This functionality is available in lots of ways outside of the editor (ngrok, cloudflare tunnel...), why I think it will be great to have it in the editor? Well, the most impressive feature ofzedwas thechannels. Though I could use other apps for audio and video calls, and take the notes somewhere else, the built-in one click away calls in the editor means a lot for my current project. I think theport forwardingbuilt into channels may be very useful. For example when connected to the channel the URLhttps://USERNAME-CHANNEL_ID-PORTwill forward to the user's local port.Checking
zed, was a "3 wow per minute" call, when we were trying it with my coworker, mainly because of the collaboration features and I think port forwarding may move collaboration experience farther.If applicable, add mockups / screenshots to help present your vision of the feature
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