The KAI extension should work in RH Devspaces (VSCode in web environment), this requires additional steps to set everything up.

This new pipeline should:

1. Allow to install devspaces on a cluster
2. Configure devspaces to pass the following variables to every new workspace (https://docs.redhat.com/en/documentation/red_hat_openshift_dev_spaces/3.24/html/administration_guide/configuring-devspaces#configuring-server-components)

1. 1. 
      OPENAI_API_KEY=The same we use for the linux pipeline
   2. 
      KAI_QE_S3_BUCKET_NAME=kaiqe
   3. AWS env variables
2. The extension won't work in an environment with a self-signed certificate by default, so the certifcate needs to be installed locally in the runner.
3. Clone the editor-extension repo, install the dependencies under the "test" folder and configure the following env variables:
   1. 
      WEB_ENV="1"
   2. 
      WEB_BASE_URL="https://devspaces.apps.mig08.rhos-psi.cnv-qe.rhood.us" (using the corresponding cluster)
   3. 
      WEB_LOGIN="kubeadmin"
   4. 
      WEB_PASSWORD="kubeadminPasswordForTheCluster"
   5. 
      VSIX_DOWNLOAD_URL="" This should be the latest vsix file from the dev builds https://github.com/konveyor/editor-extensions/releases/tag/development-builds This can be included right away in the .env file by running "node tests/scripts/scripts/set-latest-vsix-env.mjs"
4. Run the `e2e/tests/base/fix-one-issue.test.ts` command
5. Upload same artifacts as the linux pipeline
6. Report failures to the team-mig-ai-qe Slack channel