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I use vscode.dev to develop a small app. To do this I have installed nodejs and the code tunnel app on my droplet. Everything works fine, I can edit, compile, and debug my app from vscode.dev.
My problem is that after some time vscode.dev loses connection to my droplet. I have discovered that I get the connection to work again, by opening a console to my droplet from the digital ocean site.
I wonder how I can stop my droplet from disconnecting vscode.dev? So that I don’t have to keep the console open all the time…
thanks, sam
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