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Visual Studio Code – VS Code cannot open UNC path files because of Allowed UNCHosts case sensitivity

Known issue: https://github.com/microsoft/vscode/issues/182277

I have added the COMPUTERNAME to the allowed list.
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After which I continue to receive this message. It also appears after I have rebooted the machine and started VS Code again.
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PS C:> code --version
1.78.2
b3e4e68a0bc097f0ae7907b217c1119af9e03435
x64
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  1. 0

    in windows explorer, open you WSL host and map it (right click on WSL host and choose map network drive) and choose any drive letter (i.e Z),

    in vs code: after the mapping is done, you can start to use it and add your WSL folder to your workspace in your vs code like ussual

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    Try adding the following to your settings.json file:

    "security.allowedUNCHosts": ["[UNC path]", "wsl.localhost", "wsl$"]

    Replace [UNC path] with the server path i.e. \server-ausersprofile would go in the settings.json file like:

    "security.allowedUNCHosts": ["server-a", "wsl.localhost", "wsl$"]

    The settings.json file can be found in %APPDATA% --> CodeUser folder
    or for VSCode Portable in the Datauser-dataUser folder. Make sure to restart all instances of VSCode after changing this setting.

    Alternatively, in VSCode you can use ctrl + , and search for Allowed UNCHosts, then add wsl$, wsl.localhost, and [UNC path name] i.e. server-a.

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