Releases: redhat-developer/vscode-openshift-tools
Releases · redhat-developer/vscode-openshift-tools
v0.0.15
- Allow 'OpenShift New Project' command to appear in command palette e78d428
- Add 'Link Service' and 'Link Component' to actions available for component eed3c41
- Delete tools archives after download 7f4405a
- Add login handling for when $userhome/.kube is empty 32ddbd3
- Add majority of Openshift functionality to the command palette
- Adjust wording on user warnings e51ca2f
- Add validation for New Component name uniqueness 22a93e8
- Remove kubernetes Clusters View from OpenShift Views Container 67f7b19
v0.0.14
- Implement port selection when linking component with multiple ports.
- Fix linking of components using
odo link
. - Add Coverage and Debug test launchers.
v0.0.13
- Add implementation of Linking component to a service or component #425.
- Add support to create component with binary file #347.
- Improve
push
command feature to show build log directly into vscode terminal #416. - Improve progress representation for long running commands #422
- Add fix to stop downloading odo/oc when cluster is down #406.
- Commands executed in vscode terminal always use odo from
~/.vs-openshift
directory #305 - Update packages and transitive dependencies to fix security vulnerabilities.
- Add more test scenarios and improve code coverage.
v0.0.12
- Add actions to command palette
- Fixed application name creation validation
- Commands migrated from explorer view to cluster context
- Activate extension on any command execution from UI
- Add --namespace option to all oc calls invoked by 'Open in Browser'
- Use
oc v3.9.0
andodo v0.0.16
- Fixed unit tests and increase code coverage
v0.0.11
Fix minor changes to extension description and update changelog
v0.0.9
Initial release of Visual Studio Code extension for Red Hat OpenShift.
Features
- Login to cluster with auth token or credentials
- Commands for creating OpenShift resources:
- Project
- Application
- Component
- Route
- Storage
- Service
- Support for creating components from:
- Local sources
- git repository
- and more