Closed ilpersi closed 2 years ago
Kamino cloned this issue to GoogleCloudPlatform/cloud-code-intellij-internal
thanks @ilpersi we are looking into a workaround for the next release coming very soon. The issue appears to be that our Docker detection is not reliable on Windows - incorrectly assuming that Docker is missing when it is actually installed. In the short term we might update the logic to simply warn and not block - as your Cloud Run session should work despite this invalid detection warning. update: we've identified the root cause and will fix the docker detection logic
@etanshaul I am not sure if this can help. I just tested on Pycharm 2021.2.3 (same machine, parallel installation) and Docker detection is working flawlessly.
also windows? edit: you did say "same machine" so I assume so :). This is odd. Though I am confident that our fix will help as I was able to reproduce. I'll let you know when it is out for you to try.
@ilpersi please try this out on the just released version 21.12.1-xxx
where this issue should be resolved, and let us know if you still have any issues. Closing in the meantime. Thanks.
@etanshaul wow, this was fast! 👍🏻 Thank you very much for this, it works like a charm now on 21.12.1-213
(Please ensure you are running the latest version of Cloud Cloud IntelliJ with Help > Check for Updates.)
Expected Behavior
When I run the "Cloud Run: Run Locally" configuration, my project is deployed and run locally
Actual Behavior
Plugin is complaining that Docker is missing with the following message
It looks like you don't have Docker installed. Please install and start Docker to use this feature.
Below an example of the error. As you can see from the same screenshot, Docker is correctly installed and running.
Additional Information