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Cassandra commands not found #6
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Hi Britta, |
I tried to create a workspace as well (even though I did in the past), but get command 'cassandraWorkbench.generateConfiguration' not found. Perhaps something changed in vs code version 1.32.3? I Even tried uninstalling and reinstalling the extension. |
I'm facing the same issue. I have an active workbench but get the same error. Has anyone solved this? |
I've just been able to generate a new configuration by right clicking in the workbench and selecting generate new configuration. From there you can edit the cluster info and attempt to connect. |
Same here. None of the extension's commands can be found. From the developer console: notificationsAlerts.ts:38 Error: command 'cassandraWorkbench.editConfiguration' not found |
Just installed on Windows and has same errors. I guess this isn't compatible with newer versions of VS Code. abstractExtensionService.ts:390 Activating extension 'kdcro101.vscode-cassandra' failed: Cannot read property '0' of undefined. |
After updating to a newer version of VSCode this extension seems to not be working at all.
Note that:
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Same issue: command 'cassandraWorkbench.editConfiguration' not found |
Same issue:
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After installation Cassandra Workbench I had the same problem. Open workspace (workspace path is needed for configuration to generate), activate extension by running command from palette Cassandra Workbench: Generate configuration. This will generate .cassandraWorkbench.jsonc configuration file. It is resolve for my issues |
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I also had the same issue
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Hi, Cassandra Workbench needs a folder in which the .cassandraWorkbench.jsonc file can be created and placed. There are two approaches to resolve the issue: a.open a code folder / any working folder where the .cassandraWorkbench.jsonc file can be placed (note - this file is created in the main folder itself)
[ PS: I've commented authentication based connection properties as it's not applicable in my case When you place this file in any folder and open it in vscode, you can see that the Cassandra workbench loads automatically and lists the keyspaces |
Hey.
I use Visual Studio Code on Mac and installed your extension according to your documentation. Unfortunately it is not usable at all, since no command can be found (see screenshot). I tried all the normal things, restarting VSC, reinstalling, ...
Is there anything I am missing? Is the extension usable on Mac at all?
Best,
Britta
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