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When running from source (that is, debugging in the Extension Development Host), you must install dependencies first. There are two sets of dependencies: node module dependencies and extension dependencies.
- Install node modules: In the integrated terminal, run
npm install. - Install extension dependencies: In the VS Code Extensions tab, search for Kubernetes and install that extension.
(Note that end users do not need to do these steps. VS Code extension packaging and installation takes care of them. But running from source bypasses this process so we have to do them by hand.)
If you get the error Extension 'ms-kubernetes-tools.vscode-microk8s-tools' failed to activate (usually followed by command 'some-command-id' not found) then it probably means you're missing an extension dependency.