Web extension runtime issues

[nturinski]

• [x] Static Web Apps: Create Configuration File

  • Buffer is not defined error
  • New error: Unavailable (FileSystemError): Error: No file system handle registered (\staticwebapp.config.json)
  • Disabled for isWeb scenario
  • https://github.com/microsoft/vscode-azurestaticwebapps/pull/813

• [x] Static Web Apps: Create HTTP Function

  • Need the Functions extension, so obviously can't run

• [x] Static Web Apps: Create Static Web App...

  • Not able to use git since no terminal. Though vscode.git does load, so maybe there is a workaround? But we should most likely refactor the command
  • https://github.com/microsoft/vscode-azurestaticwebapps/pull/797
  • When there is no open folder in vscode.dev, the prompt still asks to open an existing projecting, which leads to your local directory. It should lead to a remote repo.
  • There is a Git Clone button that doesn't work
  • If you have a local folder opened in vscode.dev, it will fail with the error Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'openRepository')

• [x] Static Web Apps: Create Static Web App (Advanced)...

  • Same as above
  • https://github.com/microsoft/vscode-azurestaticwebapps/pull/797

• [x] Static Web Apps: Download Remote Settings

  • Relies on Functions

• [x] Static Web Apps: Edit Setting...

  • Freezes while loading for some reason

• [x] Static Web Apps: Install or Update Static Web Apps CLI

  • Needs npm to install, which we can't do

• [x] Static Web Apps: Open In GitHub

  • Doesn't do anything. Looks like it's trying to open a file
  • ~~The problem is the properties isn't properly set on the SWA object. So the repoUrl is set as undefined. Open in GitHub ~~works when you right-click the actions node

• [x] Static Web Apps: Uninstall Static Web Apps CLI

  • Won't fix

• [x] Static Web Apps: Upload Local Settings

  • Relies on Functions

• Note: Linking to the workspace repo doesn't work (since it relies on git) but edit workflow will bring up the .yml in VS Code if the file is in the workspace (rather than booting out to GitHub)

• Note: Some of the settings commands I didn't test because I don't have a Functions API, but it's pretty obvious it won't work if it leverages the Functions extension

[nturinski]

I think I resolved everything on this list, so buh-bye