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Kubernetes with Remote-SSH #6054
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This needs #4405 for passing the selection from the Kubernetes extension and changes in Remote-Containers to pass the SSH connection string along. |
Can you please explain more about the feature? |
I can't explain more about the feature, I'm not very proficient in VSCode extension development. However here is a rundown of my setups and the steps I've taken. Replication steps:
Expected behaviour:As seen in the docs, that show it under Pods: https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/remote/attach-container#_attach-to-a-container-in-a-kubernetes-cluster |
Thanks! |
I have the same issue, my original report is here vscode-kubernetes-tools/vscode-kubernetes-tools#1021 but the author says that the problem seems lay in Remote SSH extension. |
Same issue. |
same issue. |
Looks like this is an issue with shelling out to Error running command remote-containers.attachToK8sContainerFromViewlet:
Command failed: kubectl get pod my-pod-dmxnf -o json --namespace default.
This is likely caused by the extension that contributes remote-containers.attachToK8sContainerFromViewlet. I was able to solve this by replacing |
@iceychris you are able to solve the problem @MurzNN is having? On my machine, I have the same issue as both @MurzNN @markomitranic . We can communicate with the cluster (via remote-ssh instance) , this (may) involve setting the config like below, but the option "attach visual studio code" is unavailable. if I understand, your solution is to add the path of the kubeconfig file (from your remote server) to the settings.json like below. This just allows VSCode to the access the right configs
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@chrmarti Haha good point, of course, it is installed. In fact, what you are looking at is not my local vscode at all, it is a remote instance SSH running on a VPS. My local computer is not used for running code or connecting to the cluster at any point.
Originally posted by @markomitranic in #12 (comment)
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