- Each of vscode's remote development extensions will create and use a
`vscode-server` directory in a user's home folder each time a host is
connected to.
- Unfortunately, the SSH extension is the only extension that has a
setting that can change the location of `vscode-server`. Both the
container extension and the WSL extension are missing the option of
changing their `vscode-server` directories.
- Even so, the SSH extension only allows you to define paths for
individual hosts. It doesn't allow for a default path for all ssh
connections.
- To edit the host paths, you either need to change your remote SSH
settings in the vscode application itself, or edit your vscode user
settings json file.