[Submission]: Project Copacetic Docker Desktop Extension

[jgrer]

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projectcopacetic/copacetic-docker-desktop-extension

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:white_check_mark: The extension projectcopacetic/copacetic-docker-desktop-extension is valid :tada:.

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[jgrer]

@gtardif I'm having some difficulty trying to use the continuous integration tools for testing docker desktop extensions. I tried initially building and installing the extension in the test javascript file like the example but ended up making them part of the steps in the workflow. Now I get this error when trying on the DesktopUI.start() method:

message: 'Failed to fetch browser webSocket URL from http://localhost:34419/json/version: request to http://localhost:34419/json/version failed, reason: connect ECONNREFUSED 127.0.0.1:34419

Do you guys have a yaml file that shows the correct way to set up the github action for the extension tests? Thank you

[gtardif]

Hi @jgrer, thx for the feedback, we need to update a bit our documentation because we recently changed the default Desktop settings to not allow installing non marketplace extensions, so this has to be changed after installing Desktop in the CI. Here is an example of a working workflow, with a step to update Desktop settings: https://github.com/docker/volumes-backup-extension/blob/main/.github/workflows/e2e.yaml#L34-L37 (given your error message, I just realised it seems you're hitting another issue ; I hope the rest of the example might help pinpointing what is not working in your case)

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:tada: Congratulations, your extension has been published to the marketplace.

It may not appear in your Docker Desktop yet. In that case, restart Docker Desktop (don't worry, users will see it as soon as the cache is refreshed, every ~12 hours).

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