@@ -53,15 +53,28 @@ sudo apk add bash libstdc++
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5454If you are using VSCode-OSS instead of VSCodium, you need some extra steps to make it work.
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56- Mainly, VSCodium versions have an extra ` release ` part that you need to provide for the plugin to download
57- the appropriate version. For this, look for the release number associated with your version of VSCode
58- in the [ release page] ( https://github.com/VSCodium/vscodium/releases/ ) .
59- For instance, for VSCode version "1.96.0", the (last) VSCodium release number is "24352".
60-
61- Then, in the plugin settings, modify the following entries:
56+ Modify the following entries in the plugin settings:
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6358```
6459"remote.SSH.experimental.modifyMatchingCommit": true,
6560"remote.SSH.experimental.serverBinaryName": "codium-server",
66- "remote.SSH.vscodiumReleaseNumber": "<vscodium-release>",
61+ ```
62+
63+ Additionally, you may need to change the ` vscodiumReleaseNumber ` .
64+ VSCodium versions have an extra ` release ` part that do not have equivalent for VSCode-OSS.
65+ The plugin will use the latest release of the corresponding version. If you need to use another
66+ VSCodium release, look for the release numbers associated with your VSCode version in the
67+ [ release page] ( https://github.com/VSCodium/vscodium/releases/ ) .
68+ For instance, for VSCode version "1.96.0", the (last) VSCodium release number is "24352".
69+
70+ In the plugin settings, modify the following entry to specify a particular release:
71+
72+ ```
73+ "remote.SSH.experimental.vscodiumReleaseNumber": "<vscodium-release>",
74+ ```
75+
76+ If left empty, it will pick the latest release:
77+
78+ ```
79+ "remote.SSH.experimental.vscodiumReleaseNumber": "",
6780```
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