Initial release.

• Connect to WSL 2 distributions from VSCodium and other VS Code builds: Remote Explorer view with recent folders, status bar menu, command palette, Reopen Folder in WSL.
• Server installation with checksum verification, atomic extraction and cross-window locking; one server per window, stopped with the window; reconnection reuses the running server.
• server-env-setup hook sourced before the server starts; wsl-remote.extensionHostEnv setting.
• The server launcher runs in its own process group (setsid) and the whole group is stopped when the window closes, so neither the node server nor its pty host outlives the connection.
• Server started with --start-server (so pre-installed extensions do not turn the run into a one-shot CLI call) and the launcher pid written to ~/<serverDataFolderName>/.<commit>.pid, matching the layout other WSL extensions and tools such as plan-swap rely on.
• Automatic fallback to the distribution's IP address with a port relay when localhost forwarding is unavailable.
• Self-service registration in argv.json (enable-proposed-api).
• Alpine support; no dependency on which; distribution names validated everywhere.

Install

• Open VSX: https://open-vsx.org/extension/n2ns/wsl-remote (codium --install-extension n2ns.wsl-remote)
• Or download wsl-remote-0.0.1.vsix below and run codium --install-extension wsl-remote-0.0.1.vsix.

Do not install alongside jeanp413.open-remote-wsl; both resolve wsl+ windows. See the README for the argv.json step on builds that do not list the extension under enable-proposed-api.