How to predefine roo-code extension settings for VS Code Server? #3050
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To predefine or prepopulate the configuration settings for the roo-code extension in VS Code Server on Kubernetes, you can use the global configuration file
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Hi,
I'm using the roo-code extension on VS Code, specifically within an environment where I deploy VS Code Server on Kubernetes.
I'd like to pre-install the roo-code extension and have its settings configured automatically when a pod is launched, rather than requiring manual configuration by each user.
Currently, it appears that the extension saves its settings locally.
Is there a way to predefine or prepopulate the configuration for roo-code (for example, through a settings file)?
If so, what is the expected path and format for these settings so I can mount/add them when my pod starts up?
Thanks in advance for your help!
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