Version 1.20.0 (Aug 2022)
New Features
- Google Compute Engine:
Cloud Code now supports Google Compute Engine helping you work with your Virtual Machines right from your IDE.- Use the Compute Engine Explorer to view the properties of your VMs and quickly access the Cloud Console to edit these properties.
- Use the Open SSH button in the explorer to open a VS Code integrated terminal SSH'd into your VM instance. If the connection fails, Cloud Code will help you troubleshoot common connectivity issues.
- Use the Upload File via SCP button to upload files from your local client to your VM instance. Once files are uploaded, you can easily access them in your instance's home directory using the SSH connection provided by Cloud Code.
- Use the View Logs button to open the Cloud Code Logs Viewer to view logs from your VMs to help you debug your applications.
Updates
- Using Cloud SQL database connections in Cloud Run Emulator no longer requires a service account. If you specify a Cloud SQL database without specifying a service account, your Application Default Credentials will be used to authenticate a connection to the database.
- Some Kubernetes Explorer functionality has been updated to call your cluster’s control plane API directly instead of using kubectl to retrieve the data. This significantly reduces the computational overhead and latency of the Kubernetes Explorer, especially on Windows machines where spawning processes is expensive.