Error messages for build.gradle in 1.25.0

[treevis]

After updating to 1.25.0, I now see two instances of the following error when I choose "Add as Workspace folder" from my SSH FS configuration. This error does not present itself when I switch back to 1.24.1 or if I choose "Open remote SSH terminal".

Error handling uri:
ssh://summer/<path/to/my/folder>/build.gradle
ssh://summer/<path/to/my/folder>/build.gradle

SSH FS Configuration:

"sshfs.configs": [
    {
        "name": "summer",
        "host": true,
        "root": "/<path/to/my/folder>",
        "agent": "$SSH_AUTH_SOCK",
        "username": "$USERNAME"
    }
]

When I enabled debugging, I see that SSH FS looks for a few files in the folder and writes an error or warning when it can't find it. This happens in 1.24.1 and 1.25.0. Only 1.25.0 reports out this build.gradle file in the app. It doesn't report the others files that it doesn't find on the server. Do I need to change something in my configuration so this error doesn't show up every time I connect?

[SchoofsKelvin]

Looks like you're also suffering from #341? You can try the build I linked in there (or just the latest build of the master branch), although I might end up releasing a new version of the extension tonight, as I imagine it might affect several people.

Small recap from what's been spoken about in that issue: some extension (Maven/Gradle extension?) or built-in code tries to directly read build.gradle, without even checking whether it exists. Version v1.25.0 added a notification for nearly all failed file system operations due to VS Code somehow not informing the user about e.g. failed save operations since (if I remember correctly) VS Code 1.56.0. The master branch now has some improvements to fine-tune these errors to be 1) only shown for failed write operations and 2) configurable with flags instead of being hardcoded enabled.

[treevis]

Yes, #341 is the same issue as I am seeing - I missed that when I was searching the issues. Yes, the latest build you linked to addresses the issue for me.

Thanks for the help.