What if you don't have (or want) ExtendScript Toolkit installed? Where is it pulling this value from? Trying to fix it on my machine without ExtendScript Toolkit. For context had to uninstall it as it was causing issues opening itself on #.write() lines edit: i'm writing and debuggin in VS Code with the ExtendScript Debug plugin installed. edit 2: I've found the local file location for VS Code Extensions: ~/. vscode/extensions (must turn on hidden files) - Located the described files, filed under node_modules/@esdebug/esdebugger-core/win then both /x32 and /x64 - Both already have the appropriate 604800 code applied. edit 3: looks like it was my debug config in VS Code via the ExtendScript Debug config. Needed an option for "Current file" added this to the launch.json under the config array. { "type": "extendscript-debug", "request": "launch", "name": "Current file", "program": "${file}", "stopOnEntry": false },
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