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VS Code extension for managing Azure resources.
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Azure resources fetch failed #769

Closed pogenechen closed 9 months ago

pogenechen commented 12 months ago

My VS Code version is 1.84.2. Azure Resources just doesn't work since last update(v.0.8.0, last released date was 2023/11/17) and keeps showing a 'fetch failed' error. Is there anyone else encountering the same issue?

fetch failed

alexweininger commented 12 months ago

The image you added to your issue failed to upload. Can you try again?

Could you provide repro steps and provide logs from the Azure Resources extension?

pogenechen commented 12 months ago

The image you added to your issue failed to upload. Can you try again?

Could you provide repro steps and provide logs from the Azure Resources extension?

Thanks. I reuploaded the image. I can't see there is any log for the extension by the way. I have used azure functions and resources to deploy my programs for months. Everything was OK until last Friday when the extension was updated.

alexweininger commented 12 months ago

Are you using public Azure? Or a sovereign cloud?

pogenechen commented 12 months ago

Are you using public Azure? Or a sovereign cloud?

I am using a sovereign cloud actually.

nturinski commented 12 months ago

If you are willing to try a beta version, you could download the vsix from here: https://dev.azure.com/ms-azuretools/534e1e1c-b364-44d0-b5ee-dce879a5106e/_apis/build/builds/66546/artifacts?artifactName=Build&api-version=7.1&%24format=zip

Then to install, follow the steps:

  1. Extract vsix from Build.zip
  2. Press F1 in VS Code
  3. Select Extensions: Install from VSIX
  4. Navigate to the new resources vsix and select it
  5. Follow the steps in this thread: https://github.com/microsoft/vscode-azureresourcegroups/issues/768#issuecomment-1816944876
  6. Reload VS Code

If that solves this issue, please let us know!

pogenechen commented 12 months ago

If you are willing to try a beta version, you could download the vsix from here: https://dev.azure.com/ms-azuretools/534e1e1c-b364-44d0-b5ee-dce879a5106e/_apis/build/builds/66546/artifacts?artifactName=Build&api-version=7.1&%24format=zip

Then to install, follow the steps:

  1. Extract vsix from Build.zip
  2. Press F1 in VS Code
  3. Select Extensions: Install from VSIX
  4. Navigate to the new resources vsix and select it
  5. Follow the steps in this thread: Latest version (0.8.0) does not support Azure USGovCloud #768 (comment)
  6. Reload VS Code

If that solves this issue, please let us know!

It worked for me! Thanks a lot for your help!

nturinski commented 12 months ago

Awesome! I'm glad to hear it. :)

We will try to release this patch fix early next week so you will not have to keep using this beta version.

dhireng commented 11 months ago

Are you using public Azure? Or a sovereign cloud?

for me.. same issue with public Azure. There are no logs whatsoever.

alexweininger commented 9 months ago

Are you still facing this issue?

pogenechen commented 9 months ago

Are you still facing this issue?

The issue has never occured again. Thanks!