Update remoteProcessPickerScript windows ssh exit #4225
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On windows vscode using the openssh client the command does not exit by default which does not allow vscode to prompt available processes to the user. This continues to work on linux despite redundant exit command.
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This pull request is related to this open issue for using the remote picker process in windows using the windows openssh client #3482 |
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On windows vscode using the openssh client the command does not exit by default which does not allow vscode to prompt available processes to the user. This continues to work on linux despite redundant exit command.