Remote ssh python> 3.10 not working

[johnresearch]

I've installed the Ruff VS Code extension both locally and on the remote server (no standalone Ruff installation on either side). I'm developing via VS Code's SSH remote connection.

When using a conda environment with Python 3.10, the Ruff extension works perfectly. However, switching to any conda environment with Python >3.10 causes the Ruff server to crash immediately and repeatedly—it never recovers.

For comparison, I tested the extension locally (without SSH remote) using Python 3.13 conda environments, and it works without any issues.

[ntBre]

Thanks for the report! This sounds kind of surprising. Could you try collecting some of the debug logs as described in the troubleshooting docs? Ruff should essentially be independent of the installed Python version, unless you're using the deprecated ruff-lsp instead of the native server. So your versions of Ruff, the extension, and whether you're using the native server would be helpful too!

[johnresearch]

I checked the issue tracker and found that, like others have reported, a 2022 version is being automatically installed. I attempted to install code-server within a conda environment and then install the latest extension version. While conda indicates the latest version is installed, the extension doesn't appear or function in VS Code.

On my server I am using vscodium on ubuntu.
How can I install the latest version?

[ntBre]

I'm honestly not too familiar with remote development in VS Code, but based on the docs I found, it sounds like you do need the extension installed on the remote machine but that VS Code is supposed to take care of installing it in the correct location for you, at least if you use the UI.