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I have a c++ project that I am working on on a Linux remote machine. I would like to use VS Code to connect to the machine and do my work. The problem is that this is a shared server, where load-intensive tasks are meant to be run inside compute sessions that can be requested via a load-sharing facillity. Without any additional configuration, VS Code is doing the IntelliSense/Code-navigation parsing on the login node, which is meant to be shared among all users.

I would like to pre-run that parsing in a special compute session from command line in a compute session.

Alternatively, I would like to start the vscode-server manually, inside such a compute session, and have my vscode client connect to it.

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