No Docker extension commands work

[bradygmsft]

I'm using 0.0.25, and I've removed all my extensions down to three:

1. Docker
2. C/C++
3. Arduino

None of the commands will work from either the command palette or from the explorer window. When I click the refresh button in the Docker explorer window I see this error:

command 'vscode-docker.explorer.refresh' not found

When I run the Docker: Add files to workspace command I see this error:

command 'vscode-docker.configure' not found

[bradygmsft]

cc @chrisdias FYI

[chrisdias]

The extension isn't loading which is why you get the "command not found" errors. Can you do a few things for me to help narrow it down:

• disable/remove the C++ and Arduino extensions and see if it repros still.
• Open the chrome dev tools and see if there are any errors in the console (F1 > Toggle Developer Tools)
• Try the extension in STable, does it load there?

[bradygmsft]

Thanks for the tip on the debugger, Chris. I am using Stable, and when I opened the dev tools I think I immediately see the issue. Looks like there's a dependency on vscode-extension-telemetry in the Docker extension that's not getting pulled in?

[chrisdias]

Getting closer... :)

Can you try the extension in Insiders and see if it loads there?

Windows/Mac/Linux?

I have a suspicion that the extension didn't install/update correctly and is now in a bad state. We've seen this when you are doing and update of VS Code and the extensions are updating at the same time, but you restart in the middle of the extension updates (not your fault).

Uninstall and reinstall may not actually help :(. So, try uninstalling the extension, restarting VS Code completely, and then installing it again from the marketplace. IMPORTANT: Let me know if you see anything weird here, like the "Reload" button not being shown after uninstall or install.

From there, we may have to delete the .vscode/extensions folder.

Thanks.

[bradygmsft]

Mac. And not on Insiders but will try that next.

1. I uninstalled the extension, fully closed down VS Code, then opened it back up.
2. I go to the Extensions explorer, then search for Docker and install it again.
3. I take note that both the Reload and Uninstall buttons light up once the extension has been re-installed.
4. I close VS Code fully again.
5. I re-open VS Code.
6. I see the Docker Explorer open up, and this time, I can click the Refresh button without any errors, and the other Docker commands re-appear.

Seems like it was as you proposed - to make sure it's fixed I need to uninstall and then close VS Code.

[leepowelldev]

Same issue. Can confirm uninstall, hard restart of VS Code and a reinstall seems to work.

[AlexandreOuellet]

The same thing is happening again for me, and uninstalling/closing/reinstalling/closing/restarting doesn't work. Nevermind, it seems that there was a mismatch between docker on MobyLinuxVM and what I had installed on my windows machine.

running vscode 1.25.0 and the docker extension 0.0.27. Docker is version 18.03.1-ce, build 9ee9f40, and I am able to pull and run various docker images