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Bug
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Resolution: Done
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Critical
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2.0.0.GA
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None
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Workaround Exists
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Workarounds for UI that doesn't work in CRW 2.0.0.GA as of build 2.0-12 of plugin-openshift-rhel8 due to error
"Access to clipboard is denied. Check your browser's permission.":Log in:
- CTRL-`, CTRL-` then type "openshift" and hit enter
- log in via console, eg.,
OPENSHIFT_URL=https://api.your.cluster.com:6443 OPENSHIFT_USERNAME=kubeadmin OPENSHIFT_PASSWORD=************ OPENSHIFT_CONSOLE_URL=console-openshift-console.apps.your.cluster.com oc login --server=${OPENSHIFT_URL} -u=${OPENSHIFT_USERNAME} -p=${OPENSHIFT_PASSWORD} --insecure-skip-tls-verify
Log out:
- CTRL-`, CTRL-` then type "openshift" and hit enter
- log out via console:
oc logout
Note that the same message appears in Che 7, but as as a warning which doesn't prevent logging in. Unclear at this time why it's an error in CRW 2 but a warning in Che 7.
Workarounds for UI that doesn't work in CRW 2.0.0.GA as of build 2.0-12 of plugin-openshift-rhel8 due to error " Access to clipboard is denied. Check your browser's permission. ": Log in: CTRL-`, CTRL-` then type " openshift " and hit enter log in via console, eg., OPENSHIFT_URL=https: //api.your.cluster.com:6443 OPENSHIFT_USERNAME=kubeadmin OPENSHIFT_PASSWORD=************ OPENSHIFT_CONSOLE_URL=console-openshift-console.apps.your.cluster.com oc login --server=${OPENSHIFT_URL} -u=${OPENSHIFT_USERNAME} -p=${OPENSHIFT_PASSWORD} --insecure-skip-tls-verify Log out: CTRL-`, CTRL-` then type " openshift " and hit enter log out via console: oc logout Note that the same message appears in Che 7, but as as a warning which doesn't prevent logging in. Unclear at this time why it's an error in CRW 2 but a warning in Che 7.
ODO cannot work, if there is no record of the user in /etc/passwd (according to https://github.com/openshift/odo/issues/2380)
There is something fishy in our dockerfile.
I suspect, that on this line http://pkgs.devel.redhat.com/cgit/containers/codeready-workspaces-plugin-openshift/tree/Dockerfile?h=crw-2.0-rhel-8&id=b7557b99956f3fc7858c64658a65cb92d756cc82#n35 we are replacing "theia" with some placeholders, but I think there is no "theia" record in /etc/passwd in the first place, that's why entrypoint fails to replace those placeholders (as they are not there).
