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VS Code OpenShift Toolkit extension does not detect connection on the cluster it is deployed on even if VS Code Kubernetes is able to detect it.
See the details and Steps to Reproduce at: eclipse-che/che#23183
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I cannot reproduce this locally. I have the Red Hat Sandbox set as current cluster:
apiVersion: v1 clusters: - cluster: server: https://api.sandbox-XXXXX.openshiftapps.com:6443 name: api-sandbox-XXXXX-openshiftapps-com:6443 contexts: - context: cluster: api-sandbox-XXXXX-openshiftapps-com:6443 namespace: adietish-dev user: adietish/api-sandbox-XXXXX-openshiftapps-com:6443 name: adietish-dev/api-sandbox-XXXXX-openshiftapps-com:6443/adietish current-context: adietish-dev/api-sandbox-XXXXX-openshiftapps-com:6443/adietish kind: Config preferences: {} users: - name: adietish/api-sandbox-XXXXX-openshiftapps-com:6443 user: token: sha256~XXXXXXXX
When launching the plugin I am logged in, I get the cluster listed. It's only when my token is outdated that I get the "Login" button instead.
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@vrubezhny @adietish is it the same error - https://issues.redhat.com/browse/CRW-7526 ?
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VS Code OpenShift Toolkit extension does not detect connection on the cluster it is deployed on even if VS Code Kubernetes is able to detect it.
See the details and Steps to Reproduce at: eclipse-che/che#23183
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: