Reputation: 5157
I'm trying to create a bug report for this editor that has some complicated steps, and I need to have a "fresh" install of VS Code. I've tried uninstalling and deleting user settings, but I'm not getting various prompts that I did when I ran it the first time.
I want all extensions gone, all users settings, everything.
Upvotes: 1
Views: 9003
Reputation: 16099
You can use the --user-data-dir
CLI option to load an instance with a fresh userdata directory. It will still load extensions from ~/.vscode
, so you can rename that directory.
Upvotes: 1
Reputation: 1687
On my Linux box - the only box I currently have :p - there were two places where VSCode stored my settings.
These could be renamed/deleted.
Provided that you also are a *nix user, of course.
However, I agree with Matthew Wetmore: use a Virtual Machine (VirtualBox, etc.) because that will ensure an 'untainted' system that can be used to reliably reproduce the issue you want to report.
Upvotes: 3