PowerShell Universal VS Code Extension Configuration Question

[Bullbaiter]

Trying to get the extension working connecting to our production instance which runs on a server using IIS.

I’m able to connect, refresh, open log files, etc. But anytime i try to open or edit any of the ps1 scripts i revieve the following error…

Error running command powershell-universal.openConfigFile: ENOENT: no such file or directory, open ‘c:\PowerShellUniversalServer\UniversalAutomation\Repository.universal\roles.ps1’. This is likely caused by the extension that contributes powershell-universal.openConfigFile.

It’s looking to open the file from my local “c:” instead of the servers root. I’ve set the path to the remote server executable in the settings using the FQDN and path and also mapping the drive locally to my workstation and using “Q:\PowerShellUniversalServer”… but no matter what i change it to it still looks to local “C:” for the file. Is there some setting i’m missing???

[dank42]

I had this too. Let me double check my connection settings when I am back home and I will see if I can help.

[dank42]

So in my extension settings I’ve got:

IIS Hosting

Does this help any?

[Bullbaiter]

Unfortunately it doesn’t… i have my settings like yours and still receive this when trying to edit a ps1 file from within vs code

Still trying to grab the file locally from what i can tell.

[adam]

Currently, the extension is always looking locally. We’re looking at building a REST API to interact with the files that way so it would work remotely as well.

[f.ehler.i.nolim]

I’m having this exact same error message but mine just showed over night. I haven’t changed any of the settings, didn’t make any updates even though its prompting me to. I tried doing this but no luck.

Edit: Noticed VS Code actually has the latest version installed(1.7.3), I guess it was updated automatically 4 days ago right around the time I started experiencing this issue. I still get prompted to update to the latest version of PSU.