Preview a remote server screen in VS Code without port forwarding(qiita.com)
Writing language: KoreanRead in the original language
Plain summary
- In VS Code 1.145, you can view an AI-generated web app running on another computer directly inside the editor on your own computer. No separate port forwarding setup is needed to view it.
- The author connected to an Azure virtual machine over SSH and opened a sign-up screen. They said an AI agent controlled the browser to check input errors, successful registration, and duplicate registration.
- You must enable workbench.browser.enableRemoteProxy in settings. Both the user's computer and the remote host must be running supported versions, and cloud sessions are not supported.
- You can share a logged-in tab that you opened yourself with the agent, so take care not to share tabs displaying confidential information.
Editorial opinion
O: For developers building web apps on a remote server, the author suggests trying the integrated browser's remote proxy when setting up port forwarding to check the screen.
X: The author says they only tested an SSH connection to an Azure VM directly, and did not check the feature for leaving edit comments on screen elements or what happens when the connection drops.
Writing language: Korean
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