Remove legacy WSL support in favor of the WSL extension - #10066
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Hello. I see that Remote-SSH stopped to suggest function names in IntelliSense too. I don`t see any debug logs too from C++ extension too. I compared stable versions 1.12.4 and 1.13.6. |
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Dmytro Gamazin (@gamazind) It sounds like you may be hitting issue #10224, although that bug also repros with 1.12.14. |
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Removes our legacy direct support for WSL, in favor of the WSL extension (formerly the "Remote - WSL" extension).
There is a corresponding PR on the native side.
There are still references to WSL in debugger related code. My understanding from chatting with Andrew is that those are unrelated.