pam_environment also in your home directory. There are also some configuration files that can be used to set environment variables.bashrc (note the dot in front) in your home directory has already been mentioned in another answer, another one would be. When the built-in SSH client is directly launched only with -Y (ForwardX11Trusted) switch, -X (ForwardX11) is automatically implied and enabled, but the converter in Visual Studio Code doesnt seem to be doing that. Within a shell session where you've exported the environment variable once, you don't need to export it again (unless you want the change the environment variable, obviously). It seems Visual Studio Code first creates an entry for the new address and converts the command-line switches to SSH options.
With this method, the enviroment variable is defined for the remainder of the shell session, so you'd need to set it every time you open a new shell session. So you could do something like export DONT_PROMPT_WSL_INSTALL=whatever With this method, the environment variable is only defined for this specific call, so you'd need to set it every time you start vscode.Īnother way is to export the environment variable into your shell. In your case, this would be something like DONT_PROMPT_WSL_INSTALL=whatever code For example, you can precede it to a command like this LANG=fr_FR somecommand You can set an environment variable in several ways. So you need to set DONT_PROMPT_WSL_INSTALL to an arbitray value. How can I start VsCode with the environment variable DONT_PROMPT_WSL_INSTALL?įrom what I understand, vscode will check whether this environment variable is definied.
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