command 'remote-internal.setActiveFolders' not found

[vscodenpa]

Error: command 'remote-internal.setActiveFolders' not found
at v._tryExecuteCommand in src/vs/workbench/services/commands/common/commandService.ts:91:26
at v.executeCommand in src/vs/workbench/services/commands/common/commandService.ts:85:15
at process.processTicksAndRejections (node:internal/process/task_queues:96:5)

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[roblourens]

@eleanorjboyd this is an error that was reported to vscode's error telemetry. I see that remote-ssh will call this command on the remote-explorer extension whether or not that extension is installed, so we should at least be checking that.

Also I'm not entirely sure why this command exists - I see remote-ssh has a "get" command which looks similar, and it seems like ideally remote-ssh would only expose "getXYZ" commands for the explorer to call whenever it needs data, instead of calling a "set" command on the explorer which forces it to activate, maybe unnecessarily.

[dokutoshi]

Any updates on this error. @eleanorjboyd The error appears in VS Code 1.90 using Remote SSH.

[roblourens]

You should be able to ignore it

[dokutoshi]

i believe it is related to a related issue kernels reset for dynamic folders @roblourens

You should be able to ignore it

[bob2402]

After I installed Remote Explorer, this error message disappeared.