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To resolve errors or warnings related to EJS code in VS Code, you can take the following steps:

1. Make sure you have the EJS extension installed in VS Code. You can search for it in the extensions panel and install it.

2. Check for syntax errors in your EJS code. VS Code will highlight any syntax errors with red underlines or squiggles. You can hover over the error to see the specific error message and try to fix it.

3. Check for missing or misplaced opening and closing delimiters. EJS uses special delimiters (usually <% %> or <%= %>) to distinguish between JavaScript code and HTML markup. If these delimiters are not used properly, you may encounter errors or warnings. Make sure you have correctly opened and closed all of your EJS tags.

4. Make sure that your EJS files have the correct file extension (.ejs). If your files have a different extension, VS Code may not recognize them as EJS files and you may encounter errors or warnings.

5. If you are still encountering issues, try disabling any other extensions that may be interfering with the EJS extension. You can do this by opening the extensions panel and disabling any other extensions related to HTML or JavaScript.

6. If none of these steps resolve your issue, try updating your EJS extension or reinstalling VS Code.