Version 1.14.0 (Sept 2021)
New Features
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New and Improved Kubernetes Development Experience: Your Kubernetes development sessions now have a vastly improved experience with the new Development Sessions explorer!
- See exactly which task is executing and the status of each task.
- View the full session logs.
- Or drill down the logs of an individual task to quickly identify errors.
- Stream your application logs at the container level.
- Browse the deployed Kubernetes resources in the cluster, scoped to the session and quickly access the pod terminal.
- See exactly which task is executing and the status of each task.
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Logs Viewer Refresh: Logs Viewer is redesigned to give more room for the logs with no functionality changes.
- Introduced pagination control to the logs table, by default the logs table shows 50 entries.
- Introduced pagination control to the logs table, by default the logs table shows 50 entries.
Updates
- Cloud Run Emulator on Local Network: Cloud Run Emulator now includes an option to port forward your service to
0.0.0.0so you can debug it on other devices on the local network, such as your phone. To use this, check the Make the service accessible from other devices on the local network checkbox in the setup UI, or setexternalPortForwardin your launch.json configuration to the port you want the service exposed on. #444 - YAML Editing Support unavailable warning: When editing a Kubernetes YAML file, Cloud Code warns you if it doesn't recognize the schema. When this occurs, verify that the
VersionandKindof your YAML configuration is correct.