[AspireE2E] In VS Code, when both Locally and Globally configuration files exist, using 'List all configuration values' will only display the Locally configuration file.

[v-reinawang]

INSTALL STEPS

1. Clean machine: Win11 x64 23h2 ENU
2. Install SDK 10.0.100
   • Add .NET 10.0 feed
3. Install VS Code - 1.105.1
   • Install latest public prerelease C#DK 1.73.14[Includes C# 2.97.38]
   • Install Aspire extension - 0.6.0
4. Install Aspire.Cli 13.0.0
   dotnet tool install --global Aspire.Cli --version 13.0

REPRO STEPS

1. Open VS Code > Create or open an aspire project
2. Press ‘Ctrl + Shift + P’ > Select Aspire: Manage configuration settings > Set a configuration value > Enter the configuration key: key1 and value: value1 > Choose Locally
3. Press ‘Ctrl + Shift + P’ > Select Aspire: Manage configuration settings > Set a configuration value > Enter the configuration key: key2 and value: value2 > Choose Globally
4. Press ‘Ctrl + Shift + P’ > Select Aspire: Manage configuration settings > Select List all configuration values

ACTUAL
When both Locally and Globally configuration files exist, only the Locally file will be opened.

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EXPECTED
Using List all configuration values will display all configuration values.

[v-reinawang]

Verified on Aspire.ProjectTemplates@13.2.0-preview.1.26079.18:

The command Display configuration file paths and available features has been added to Aspire: Manage configuration settings.

When I select Display configuration file paths and available features, the paths to all configuration files are displayed.

When I select List all configuration values, only the Locally file will be opened. The results are the same as those in the ACTUAL section.

[adamint]

@v-reinawang you will only see the fix when we release a new extension version

[v-reinawang]

This issue has been fixed in Aspire extension version 1.0.3

@adamint It looks like you've deleted the Manage configuration settings. Does that mean the other settings under Manage configuration settings are no longer needed? See the image below: