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Starting a tunnel needs the host's Remote - SSH extension (ms-vscode-remote.remote-ssh, or anysphere.remote-ssh in Cursor). When the `extensions.allowed` policy blocks it, the connect fails late and confusingly. Check the setting up front and show a modal error with a shortcut to the setting instead. The check follows VS Code's precedence: an extension ID rule beats a publisher rule (including the `microsoft` special case), which beats the `*` wildcard. Co-authored-by: Isaac <no-reply@databricks.com>
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Starting a tunnel needs the host's Remote - SSH extension (ms-vscode-remote.remote-ssh, or anysphere.remote-ssh in Cursor). When the
extensions.allowedpolicy blocks it, the connect fails late and confusingly. Check the setting up front and show a modal error with a shortcut to the setting instead.The check follows VS Code's precedence: an extension ID rule beats a publisher rule (including the
microsoftspecial case), which beats the*wildcard.Tests
unit tests added