Error for Webview on latest VS Code

[HerobrinejimmyWang]

我在 ssh 服务器上使用该扩展时触发了 deepseek 发起的图像复查功能，随后 VScode 弹出加载 web 视图出错的提示，Agent 进程始终卡在对图片的复查步骤。随后在 VS code 使用过程中，无论是 ssh 服务器还是本地电脑，都无法正常打开任何具有图形化的界面（包括png的加载，claude code 的使用等）。在禁用本扩展后，web 视图功能恢复。

When I was using this extension on an SSH server, it triggered the image review function initiated by DeepSeek. Afterwards, VS Code popped up an error message indicating failure to load the web view, and the Agent process was permanently stuck at the image review step. Subsequently, during VS Code usage, no graphical interfaces (including PNG loading, Claude Code usage, etc.) could be opened normally, whether on the SSH server or the local computer. After disabling this extension, the web view function was restored.

[Vizards]

Thanks for reporting this.

Could you clarify what you mean by “the image review function initiated by DeepSeek”?

From this extension’s side, the vision path is very limited: it only describes image attachments that are directly sent/pasted into Copilot Chat and passed to the provider by VS Code as image data. The extension does not scan workspace image files, does not open PNG files, and does not inspect images that the agent discovers through file/tool operations.

To help narrow this down, please provide:

1. What exactly triggered the “image review” step?
   • Did you attach or paste an image into Copilot Chat?
   • Or did the agent find/open an image file by itself?
2. Can you reproduce this on your local machine first, without Remote-SSH?
3. Your VS Code version, Copilot Chat version, and this extension version.
4. The exact Webview error message, preferably with a screenshot where the details are expanded.
5. Relevant logs from:
   • Developer: Toggle Developer Tools → Console
   • Output → DeepSeek
   • Output → GitHub Copilot Chat

Right now there is not enough information to determine whether this is caused by this extension, Copilot Chat, VS Code Webview, or the Remote-SSH environment. More details about the “image review” step and a local reproduction would help a lot.