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dgolovin opened this issue May 12, 2021 · 2 comments · Fixed by #2139
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OpenShift: Watch command fails to start #2137

dgolovin opened this issue May 12, 2021 · 2 comments · Fixed by #2139

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@dgolovin
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Per comment here #2128#issuecomment-838123488 watch command triggers watch session being added and removed to Watch Sessions view.

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xkwangcn commented May 17, 2021

@dgolovin
Refer to: #2128 (comment),
there is a problem when I use Watch command. I installed openshift-connector in VSCode on my MacBook(x86), and my openshift is running on s390x, others features are ok to use except the watch command.

The details:
I click watch, and then change the nodejs code in server.js file, but no update for the component.
It seems the watch command is not running? how can I debug it?

Thank you.

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So, I think I can wait for the v0.2.7 and try again. Sorry for that isn't careful for the tag v0.2.7 and related info.

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