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You can recover your projects from the VSCodeVS Code cache. In Linux, it is located under /home/USER/.config/Code/User/History/ and under Windows, it is /Users/USER/AppData/Roaming/Code/User/History/. Each file has a directory, and in each directory there are different versions of the same file.

Edit either via: You can also just run the command (Ctrl+Shift+P) Local History: Find Entry to Restore

  • Command: Ctrl+Shift+P
    Local History: Find Entry to Restore

  • Directory: History
    Each file has a directory, and within each directory there are different versions of the same file
    # Linux:
      ~/.config/Code/User/History
    
    # Windows:
      %AppData%\Code\User\History
    

You can recover your projects from the VSCode cache. In Linux, it is located under /home/USER/.config/Code/User/History/ and under Windows, it is /Users/USER/AppData/Roaming/Code/User/History/. Each file has a directory, and in each directory there are different versions of the same file.

Edit: You can also just run the command (Ctrl+Shift+P) Local History: Find Entry to Restore

You can recover your projects from the VS Code cache either via:

  • Command: Ctrl+Shift+P
    Local History: Find Entry to Restore

  • Directory: History
    Each file has a directory, and within each directory there are different versions of the same file
    # Linux:
      ~/.config/Code/User/History
    
    # Windows:
      %AppData%\Code\User\History
    
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You can recover youyour projects from the VSCode cache. In Linux, it is located under /home/USER/.config/Code/User/History/ and under Windows, it is /Users/USER/AppData/Roaming/Code/User/History/. Each file has a directory, and in each directory there are different versions of the same file.

Edit: You can also just run the command (Ctrl+Shift+P) "Local History: Find Entry to Restore"Local History: Find Entry to Restore

You can recover you projects from the VSCode cache. In Linux it is located under /home/USER/.config/Code/User/History/ and under Windows it is /Users/USER/AppData/Roaming/Code/User/History/. Each file has a directory and in each directory there are different versions of the same file.

Edit: You can also just run the command (Ctrl+Shift+P) "Local History: Find Entry to Restore"

You can recover your projects from the VSCode cache. In Linux, it is located under /home/USER/.config/Code/User/History/ and under Windows, it is /Users/USER/AppData/Roaming/Code/User/History/. Each file has a directory, and in each directory there are different versions of the same file.

Edit: You can also just run the command (Ctrl+Shift+P) Local History: Find Entry to Restore

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You can recover you projects from the VSCode cache. In Linux it is located under /home/USER/.config/Code/User/History/ and under Windows it is /Users/USER/AppData/Roaming/Code/User/History/. Each file has a directory and in each directory there are different versions of the same file.

Edit: You can also just run the command (Ctrl+Shift+P) "Local History: Find Entry to Restore"

You can recover you projects from the VSCode cache. In Linux it is located under /home/USER/.config/Code/User/History/ and under Windows it is /Users/USER/AppData/Roaming/Code/User/History/. Each file has a directory and in each directory there are different versions of the same file.

You can recover you projects from the VSCode cache. In Linux it is located under /home/USER/.config/Code/User/History/ and under Windows it is /Users/USER/AppData/Roaming/Code/User/History/. Each file has a directory and in each directory there are different versions of the same file.

Edit: You can also just run the command (Ctrl+Shift+P) "Local History: Find Entry to Restore"

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