This document will contain a list of known issues, and how to solve them.
VS Code Remove Developer Containers require that SSH Keys installed on the host computer be added to the ssh-agent so VS Code can access them from the Docker Virtual Machine. When this goes wrong, you can see a few errors.
git@github.com: Permission denied (publickey)
If you are seeing this kind of error, you'll need to make sure you review the steps covered in our WIKI:
Having Docker issues? It happens to the best of us. I find going nuclear is the best option sometimes. This command will clean everything and allow you to do a clean install ( without it trying to use some random hidden cache ).
WARNING: If you are using docker for anything else, maybe don't use this and contact someone for help.
docker system prune -aThe quickest way to tell if Live Share is broken ( sadly, it happens more than it should ), you can check your status bar in the footer of VS Code. If you do not see Live Share in the status bar, then it broke.
- Press F1 to open the Command Palette
- Select
Live Share: Repair Installationand let it run