That is not a solution. I want to work on files in my WSL home folder. Lots of language based package managers like npm and composer "live" inside a folder in your home directory. It's very important that VSCode running as a windows application be able to read/write to these files.
As it is right now I can't even edit my ~/.ssh/config from VSCode without jumping through hoops.
As it is right now I can't even edit my ~/.ssh/config from VSCode without jumping through hoops.