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The vsCode Settings Sync article is a bit out of date. It’s still available, but VSCode now supports a new way to synchronize configurations. Here is a new tutorial for the new VS Code version
precondition
| conditions | Introduction to the |
|---|---|
| Github account or Microsoft account | If you don’t have a Github account, follow this tutorial to sign up for one |
| vscode | Known as the first editor in the universeDownload link 和 Install the tutorial |
Select a Login Mode
Once vscode is installed, you will see the logo of the portrait in the lower left corner. Clicking on it will bring up a login prompt, which will then prompt you to log in using github or Microsoft account.
Select your login method here
Select the GitHub login here
Select the Microsoft login point here
Making the login
Congratulations on taking the slightly more complicated path, but it will help you see your data synchronized, so let’s get started.
Click the Continue button to log into your Github account
If you are logged into your github account, you will be redirected directly to vscode
Login Password
Enter your Github account username and password here
Check your email and enter a verification code if you have one.
This will be followed by a brief redirection prompt, without using the browser.
Back to vscode
If all is well, it will prompt you that the site is trying to open Visual Studio Code. Click open to return to vscode
If you have not entered this step click here
Open the link
Vscode will open and prompt you to open the link. Just click open. If you’ve followed the old gist tutorial before, you have synchronized gist, and vscode will immediately start synchronizing your previous configuration.
The prompt did not pop up correctly
If your browser does not pop up, you can follow the next process to achieve the result.
You have a token in the blue box on this page that you use to synchronize the configuration, and clicking on it will prompt you to copy!
Replication success message
Then you cut back to vscode and see this icon in the status bar at the bottom
Clicking on it will prompt you to enter the token you just copied, CTRL + v paste, and you will see vscode indicating that you have started synchronizing
If you show up
Merge or ReplaceClick here for tips
Microsoft login
Congratulations on taking the easy road, which is a wise choice compared to vscode.
Login account
If you have already logged into your Microsoft account, select the account and log in
Enter your account password if you are not logged in.
Login complete, vscode has started to synchronize your configuration items, have a look.
If you show up
Merge or ReplaceClick here for tips
Merge or replace
If this prompt appears to indicate that your previous configuration items conflict with the current one, you can choose to merge, replace local or manual merge, or simply cancel.
That’s the case for these four choices
| options | Introduction to the |
|---|---|
| Merge | Auto-complete content merge and install according to missing plugins (all) |
| Replace Local | Replace local content with remote content (all) |
| Merge Manually… | Manual merge, which we’ll talk about in a second |
| Cancel | Cancel the synchronization and log out |
In addition to the Merge Manually… All other options are automatic. This manual merge option has very few pages, and its interface is as follows
Manually merge
When you go to Manual merge, you see something in the sidebar that tells you how many files contain conflicts and you need to select them individually to use remote or local.
Click on one of the files and you will see the conflict items highlighted, with the cloud on the left and your local configuration on the right
I have two files here, and the other file does the same thing
Click Agree cloud or Agree Local below
When all files are resolved, this button lights up and clicking it completes all the manual items. Vscode will do the following steps automatically
Configuring synchronization Items
If you have logged in successfully or have logged in successfully, you will see Turn on Settings Sync… The option to
Or if you’re logged in to it
Then you just need to check the synchronization items as needed
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Use and Configuration
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- Take an in-depth look at nginx basic login authentication: generate passwords using htpasswd
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