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Whenever I install an update (prompted by VS Code) it doesn't open the same file I had opened before.
I think this is caused by a prompt process.exit() that leaves VS Code (or actually Chromium) no chance to persist the local storage to disk. It is reproducible by calling Lifecycle.quit() and from the done handler call process.exit().
Have to follow up with Electron to understand this better.
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Whenever I install an update (prompted by VS Code) it doesn't open the same file I had opened before.
I think this is caused by a prompt process.exit() that leaves VS Code (or actually Chromium) no chance to persist the local storage to disk. It is reproducible by calling Lifecycle.quit() and from the done handler call process.exit().
Have to follow up with Electron to understand this better.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: