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Tim Etchells edited this page Jul 7, 2020
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- Secure template sources
- Template sources that require authentication can now be added to Codewind.
- Authentication can be provided using a username and password, or using an access token.
- https://github.com/eclipse/codewind/issues/2647
- Project linking
- Codewind projects can now be 'linked' together. Linking a project to another project means that the "link target" project will have the other project's hostname exposed in a user-defined environment variable.
- That is, linking project A to project B through the
PROJECT_Aenvironment variable means that project B can accessPROJECT_Ain its code to get the current hostname of project B so that project A can use project B. - https://github.com/eclipse/codewind/issues/2852
- Project overview update
- The project overview has undergone another visual update.
- https://github.com/eclipse/codewind-vscode/pull/620
- Many fields in the Project Overview and Template Sources page can now be right-clicked to copy the value.
- https://github.com/eclipse/codewind/issues/1153
- Remote Debug
- Node.js, Spring, and Microprofile projects can now be debugged on Kubernetes.
- https://github.com/eclipse/codewind/issues/1990
- https://github.com/eclipse/codewind/issues/2573
- Diagnostics
- The
Codewind: Capture Diagnosticscommand has been added. - This executes
cwctl diagnosticsto capture VS Code and Codewind logs - The .zip file created by this command should be uploaded with bug reports
- https://github.com/eclipse/codewind/issues/2851
- The
- If a load test is run through the Performance Dashboard, the load runner status is now shown in a VS Code notification
- After creating a project, the project's logs are now shown as they become available
- This can be disabled through a preference
- https://github.com/eclipse/codewind/issues/2755
- A project's currently available logs are now visible in the Project Overview and can be managed from there
- A modified version of the
Codewind: Manage Logscommand is now available in Che - Codewind will now try and reconnect to a remote connection that it has lost the connection to, in the background.
- This is useful if your network connection, or a proxy connection, is lost briefly but then restored - the connection will reconnect after a short delay.
- https://github.com/eclipse/codewind/issues/2640
- See https://github.com/eclipse/codewind/issues/2640#issuecomment-632896965 for a more detailed breakdown of the reconnect behaviour
- When Codewind starts, old versions of the backend binaries (
cwctlandappsody) are now deleted from disk to save space - If an active project is deleted from disk, Codewind will now delete it automatically
- Template source addition and removal is now reported immediately
- A warning is now shown if a project directory is added to multiple connections (but it is still allowed)
- Remote connections that are disabled by the user now stay disabled after restarting VS Code
- The location of the Codewind extension logs is now is now reported at the top of the Codewind output stream, so it's easier to find
- The Codewind output stream now logs timestamps and time elapsed for each command
- Fix a problem where project files failed to be deleted on Windows
- Also adds a warning message if the extension is going to reload because the workspace folders are changed
- https://github.com/eclipse/codewind/issues/2456
- Update some colours in the webviews since they changed in VS Code 1.45
- Fixes the table header in the Template Sources and Image Registry pages
- https://github.com/eclipse/codewind-vscode/pull/596
- Fix a problem where a connection connecting after restarting VS Code couldn't be cancelled
- Fix a problem where webviews were not always closed when the extension was deactivated
- Remote Container Shell
- Remote/Kubernetes projects now have the Open Container Shell action available.
- The user must have kubectl or oc installed locally.
- The current kubectl context must point to the cluster with the Codewind instance.
- The user must be logged in, have permissions on that cluster to run kubectl exec into the Codewind application pods.
- https://github.com/eclipse/codewind/issues/822
- Remote/Kubernetes projects now have the Open Container Shell action available.
- Codewind projects that are also VS Code workspace folders are now removed from the workspace when the project is deleted.
- Add a warning when no template sources are enabled, and fix a bug when creating a project with no template sources enabled.
- Improve error message when trying to restart a project in an invalid state.
- Fix a problem with a connection getting stuck in a loop trying to log in with the wrong credentials, if created with incorrect credentials.
- Show a progress message if the cwctl build.properties message takes unexpectedly long
- Fix broken links in welcome page
- Fix a problem where Local Codewind could wrongly report it was still running if Docker quits while Codewind is open
- The Codewind extension has gone on a diet, and should now download and activate significantly faster.
- Reduced extension size from 76.7MB in VS Code and 38.5MB in Che to 1.6MB in both cases (a reduction of 98% !)
- The cwctl and appsody binaries are now fetched from the internet when the extension is activated for the first time, or if there is a new cwctl version that matches the extension version (after the release, users will only have to download both binaries one time, since there will be no updates)
- The extension is now bundled through Webpack which reduces the number of JavaScript files loaded from ~2000 to ~100
- VS Code and theia should activate (load) the extension significantly faster.
- https://github.com/eclipse/codewind/issues/2280
- https://github.com/eclipse/codewind-vscode/pull/536
- Image registries can now be managed on the local connection.
- This means projects can now be created locally that have to pull from private image registries.
- There is no ‘push registry’ for the local connection, because the images are managed by docker for desktop and never leave the user’s machine.
- https://github.com/eclipse/codewind/issues/1306
- Outstanding bug: https://github.com/eclipse/codewind/issues/2588
- Appsody projects no longer show a build status, since it was misleading. Appsody projects do not have a “build” phase.
- Fix webview font not loading on some systems
- Remember last used directory after creating or adding a project
- Fix project name and registry namespace input boxes not grabbing keyboard focus