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Hi. Tried opening a gitpod workspace via the JetBrains Gateway and got the following message:
Any help will be appreciated. Thanks |
Thanks for raising @DRSchlaubi, we are currently discussing with JetBrains about this. We are expecting some updates to JetBrains Gateway etc that hopefully will make this possible in the next version 🙏 |
@ENate Could you file another issue? An error sounds like this workspace does not belong to you. Live workspace sharing is not supported for JB. |
Thanks @akosyakov . You are right in saying that the workspace does not belong to me. But I am a collaborator to the Git repo of the project and will like to open the project on my Vscode desktop. It seems it is not possible to open the repo/workspace on my vscode desktop if I sign into github with another work account. Does this mean it is not possible to open this project (on my vscode desktop) using my work account (instead of a personal account) if I am added as a collaborator to the repo? Thank you. |
@ENate Please move discussion to another issue. It is off-topic here. 🙏 |
Ok Thanks |
A couple updates here, JetBrains have now worked on a dedicated ports view and we'll look at integrating this soon. Also, we've now got support for multiple terminals (showing for IDEs in latest currently: And we're still resolving some issues with showing the ports view on those terminals: In addition to the dedicated view, these should both help with generally exposing port visibility in the IDE. |
Currently blocked / waiting on JetBrains: The ports view is not fully complete to our standards. We're waiting on API's for sorting ports, and also we would like to grouping and organise forwarded and exposed ports differently. However, we should consider breaking these out into separate bugs and issues, and consider this epic complete. @felladrin + @andreafalzetti to collate remaining issues + bugs (either on YouTrack or GitHub) and add to this epic. |
Still waiting to compile links for JetBrains on YouTrack. |
Issues have been progressed as far as we can for now. We're waiting on some further updates from Jetbrains API's, however we'll open smaller issues to address. More information on the change in the changelog: https://www.gitpod.io/changelog#manage-workspace-ports-without-needing-to-leave-your-jetbrains-ui |
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A dedicated ports view in JetBrains
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In VS Code their is a Gitpod tool window for ports, IntelliJ has UI for ports, however that only works on the local machine the client is installed on, if you want to use the Gitpod port forwarding, you need to use the CLI, which cannot forward public ports (afaik)
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