Plugin malfunctioning on Ubuntu Linux (22.04) when installed on NFS since plugin version 2.0.0

[kammoji]

Describe the bug
The VScode plugin doesn't load on Ubuntu 22.04 when the host's home directories are NFS mounts. The error message is:

[2024-09-27 14:31:23:454] [ERROR] Error during initialization: Runtime Error: Failed to lock file at path /home/********/.config/tmc-vscode_plugin/config.toml

I did a quick check of this and it looks like that plugin versions 1.3.4+ all have issues in acquiring the file locks in an NFS system.

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Login to the Ubuntu 22.04 host where ~ is an NFS mount. NOTE! If you're in Helsinki University, our "Cubbli Linux" VMware remote desktop will apply here!
2. Launch VScode, load plugin version 3.0.4 (latest at the time of this writing)
3. Observe error log.

Expected behavior
Plugin loads and shows user profile options if logged and a login window if not logged in

Screenshots
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Desktop (please complete the following information):

• OS: Ubuntu 22.04, kernel version: 5.15.0-122-generic
• VSCode Version 1.93.1
• TMC Extension Version 3.0.4
• Other extensions: Python: v2024.14.1, Extension Pack for Java v0.29.0, Maven for Java v0.44.0

TMC Extension logs
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Additional context
Issue can be circumvented by downgrading the plugin to version 1.3.4 or possibly earlier. Probably also changing the plugin install dir to a non-NFS could help here but e.g. in our Helsinki University remote desktop there's no such dir available to a standard user.