daniel, 4 months ago So annoying. I've just lost a chunk of my VSCode settings after an update. 🥺 More seriously, when things like this happen, 👉 I always feel like I've lost something 👉 but in fact after I've 'rebuilt' it's always better. Whether it's a draft of an article or a feature branch to a repo, this seems to hold good. 💡 But I still wish there were a 'time machine' for the 'Settings Sync' feature so I could go back and recover them.
So annoying. I've just lost a chunk of my VSCode settings after an update. 🥺
More seriously, when things like this happen, 👉 I always feel like I've lost something 👉 but in fact after I've 'rebuilt' it's always better.
Whether it's a draft of an article or a feature branch to a repo, this seems to hold good.
💡 But I still wish there were a 'time machine' for the 'Settings Sync' feature so I could go back and recover them.
cheeaun, 4 months ago @daniel seems like there's Settings Sync: Show Synced Data that shows a list of sync activity and synced machines in the sidebar. Clicking on each "activity" shows a diff view 🤯
@daniel seems like there's Settings Sync: Show Synced Data that shows a list of sync activity and synced machines in the sidebar. Clicking on each "activity" shows a diff view 🤯
Settings Sync: Show Synced Data
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