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Chapter 4. Known issues


Delve, a debugger for the Go programming language, is not available for IBM Z and IBM Power Systems architecture. Therefore, debugging features cannot be activated in the Go workspace in CodeReady Workspaces 2.10. An attempt to activate this feature results in the Failed to continue error message.

Workaround

  • Delve debugger is not available for IBM Z and IBM Power Systems architectures, therefore cannot be used.

Additional resources

In a workspace created using the default Go devfile, some features fail because additional tools are missing. For instance, Auto-complete is unavailable.

Procedure

  1. Run the CodeReady Workspaces instance in a non-restricted environment.
  2. Install the required module using the Install button of the pop-up window in the IDE.

Additional resources

The failure caused by a lack of OpenShift Container Platform cluster resources is accompanied by a misleading error message:

Your session has expired. Please, log in to CodeReady Workspaces again to get access to your OpenShift account.
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This message will be fixed in the upcoming release.

Workaround

  • Provide more resources to the OpenShift Container Platform cluster.

Additional resources

If you start a task from My workspace multiple times, the task doesn’t end properly. The IDE displays a spinning-wheel icon as a replacement for the "✓" marker. As a consequence, the subsequent task execution can’t be started.

Workaround

  • Execute a task in the My workspace environment once.

Additional resources

4.5. Failing to run the PHP debug

CodeReady Workspaces fails to run the PHP debug. PHP is a technology preview feature.

Additional resources

4.6. Get-Started devfiles have incorrect source location

Get-Started devfiles have incorrect source location after the switch from multi-host to single-host exposure strategy.

Additional resources

When building the devfile registry, the build process updates the devfiles to set the source location of the artifact archives. When specifying multiple registries, the build process doesn’t update the archive source location in the devfiles properly.

Example 4.1. Deployment using multiple registries

The Developer Sandbox enables the community registry and the CodeReady Workspaces registry.

Workaround

  • Build the registries specifying one unique registry.

Additional resources

The crwctl binaries don’t run on IBM Z and IBM Power Systems. These platforms are available uniquely as targets to deploy CodeReady Workspaces to.

Workaround

  • Run crwctl from a supported platform.

Additional resources

4.9. Workspace creation failing on unstable networks

CodeReady Workspaces is intermittently failing to create a workspace when the network is unstable. CodeReady Workspaces displays following error:

Failed to run the workspace: "Waiting for pod 'workspace9fbid1gnx7273d47.maven-545f8c9cf4-hw79f' was interrupted."
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Additional resources

4.10. Unsupported devfiles on IBM Z and IBM Power Systems

These devfiles are not supported on IBM Z and IBM Power Systems:

  • EAP for OpenJDK 8
  • .Net
  • Fuse

Workaround

  • Don’t use unsupported languages on IBM Z and IBM Power Systems.

Additional resources

4.11. Technology preview support for IBM Z

Support for deploying CodeReady Workspaces on OpenShift Container Platform on IBM Z is available as a Technology Preview feature. Technology Preview features are not supported with Red Hat production service level agreements (SLAs) and might not be functionally complete. Red Hat does not suggest using them in production. These features provide early access to upcoming product features, enabling customers to test functionality and provide feedback during the development process.

Additional resources

The activation of the Appliance for Apache Camel K by Red Hat extension fails with the error message:

Activating extension `Appliance for Apache Camel K by Red Hat` failed: Dependent extension `redhat.vscode-commons` is not installed.
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Additional resources

CodeReady Workspaces fails to start a workspace with a factory when the workspace is defined using the devfile 2.0 (DevWorkspace) specification. Then, CodeReady Workspaces displays the following error message:

Getting workspace detail data failed. Failed to fetch the workspace sprin-petclinic, reason: Could not retrieve the main URL for the running workspace.
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Workaround

  1. Navigate to the DevWorkspace details
  2. Edit the DevWorkspace YAML to set the endpoints attributes type to main.

    endpoints:
      - attributes:
          type: main
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  3. Restart the DevWorkspace.

Additional resources

The Python language server functionality does not work, and an error message is displayed while invoking the autocomplete and error highlighting functions.

Additional resources

The OpenShift Connector plug-in fails to deploy because of the inability to access the odo image in the disconnected environment.

Additional resources

4.16. Debug configuration missing

Debug configurations are not loaded. The Debug panel displays:

No Configurations
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Workaround

  • Refresh the page, and the debug configurations appear.

Additional resources

After patching a CodeReady Workspaces 2.10 instances from multi-host to single-host, the "Create Workspace" Dashboard page displays incomplete UI with missing icons.

Workaround

Re-deploy the devfile registry Pod after the update.

Additional resources

Bitbucket factory URL fails for public repositories outside OpenShift Container Platform for CodeReady Workspaces without Bitbucket OAuth enabled.

Workaround

  1. Add the TLS sefl-signed certificate to the CodeReady Workspaces instance, see Importing untrusted TLS certificates to CodeReady Workspaces.

Additional resources

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