Override connect timeout

`parsed` is not used anywhere so I deleted it.

src/remote.ts

@@ -273,17 +273,30 @@ export class Remote {
  [`${authorityParts[1]}`]: agent.operating_system,
  }
 
+ // VS Code ignores the connect timeout in the SSH config and uses a default
+ // of 15 seconds, which can be too short in the case where we wait for
+ // startup scripts. For now we hardcode a longer value.
+ const connectTimeout = 1800
+
  let settingsContent = "{}"
  try {
  settingsContent = await fs.readFile(this.storage.getUserSettingsPath(), "utf8")
  } catch (ex) {
  // Ignore! It's probably because the file doesn't exist.
  }
- const parsed = jsonc.parse(settingsContent)
- parsed["remote.SSH.remotePlatform"] = remotePlatforms
- const edits = jsonc.modify(settingsContent, ["remote.SSH.remotePlatform"], remotePlatforms, {})
+
+ settingsContent = jsonc.applyEdits(
+ settingsContent,
+ jsonc.modify(settingsContent, ["remote.SSH.remotePlatform"], remotePlatforms, {}),
+ )
+
+ settingsContent = jsonc.applyEdits(
+ settingsContent,
+ jsonc.modify(settingsContent, ["remote.SSH.connectTimeout"], connectTimeout, {}),
+ )
+
  try {
- await fs.writeFile(this.storage.getUserSettingsPath(), jsonc.applyEdits(settingsContent, edits))
+ await fs.writeFile(this.storage.getUserSettingsPath(), settingsContent)
  } catch (ex) {
  // The user will just be prompted instead, which is fine!
  // If a user's settings.json is read-only, then we can't write to it.