[0.99.1] VS Code Workspaces plugin shows no results with VS Code 1.119

Microsoft PowerToys version

0.99.1

Installation method

WinGet

Area(s) with issue?

PowerToys Run

Steps to reproduce

1. In Visual Studio Code, go to File → Open Recent and clear the list of recently opened folders/workspaces.
2. Open 2–3 projects located on mapped network drives (for example: X:\workspaces\folder\...) and verify they appear again under File → Open Recent in VS Code.
3. Open a regular PowerShell or Command Prompt (outside of VS Code) and verify that VS Code is available on PATH by running:
   • code --version (prints the current VS Code version, e.g. 1.119.0)
   • where.exe code (prints something like C:\Users\<User>\AppData\Local\Programs\Microsoft VS Code\bin\code and code.cmd)
4. Open PowerToys Settings → PowerToys Run → Plugins.
5. Enable the Visual Studio Code Workspaces plugin and keep the default direct activation command {.
6. Trigger PowerToys Run using the keyboard shortcut (for example Alt+Space).
7. Type { to enter the Visual Studio Code Workspaces plugin, then start typing the name of one of the recently opened projects on the mapped network drive.

✔️ Expected Behavior

A list of recently opened VS Code workspaces / folders should appear in the PowerToys Run dropdown when using the { activation command, as in the previous versions.

❌ Actual Behavior

No workspaces or folders appear at all when using the { activation command, even though:

• the Visual Studio Code Workspaces plugin is enabled,
• VS Code is available on PATH (see steps above),
• and the same workspaces are listed under File → Open Recent in VS Code.

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Additional Information

VS Code 1.119.0 (user setup) Windows 11 (25H2/26200.8246)

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