Remote-SSH resulted in an error command opensshremote.openEmptyWindow not found - visual-studio-code

Remote-SSH resulted in an error command opensshremote.openEmptyWindow not found.
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How to fix?
> pacman -Ss vscode
community/code 1.64.0-1 [installed]
The Open Source build of Visual Studio Code (vscode) editor

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