vscode-cosmosdb

Azure Databases extension for VS Code

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vscode-cosmosdb - v0.23.0

Published by sevoku about 1 month ago

Changed

  • Use Entra ID automatically for NoSQL accounts with local auth disabled. #2290
  • Don't fetch NoSQL account keys when using Entra ID. #2290

Added

  • Added RBAC permission error handling for NoSQL accounts. If RBAC permission is missing, show a notification with an option to assign a contributor role for the current account and a link to RBAC documentation. #2289
vscode-cosmosdb - v0.22.0 Latest Release

Published by JasonYeMSFT 6 months ago

Added

  • Added support to authenticate with CosmosDB NoSQL database accounts using MS Entra ID. #2205
vscode-cosmosdb - v0.21.0

Published by JasonYeMSFT 7 months ago

Changed

  • Updated the supported Mongo version when creating a MongoDB database server. #2223
  • Fixed a bug which blocks creating a Postgres database. #2250

Added

  • Added support to execute a SQL style NoSQL query in a NoSQL query editor. #2217
  • Added support to execute a NoSQL stored procedure. #2235
  • Added support to view, create or delete NoSQL triggers. #2236
  • Added support to view the offer information of a NoSQL collection. #2252
vscode-cosmosdb - v0.20.1

Published by JasonYeMSFT 9 months ago

Changed

  • Fixed a bug where the azure user session cannot be auto detected for Postgres Flexible server. #2209
vscode-cosmosdb - v0.20.0

Published by JasonYeMSFT about 1 year ago

This release adds the initial Azure AD authentication support for PostgreSQL flexible database servers and fixed various bugs. See 0.20.0 for all closed issues.

Breaking change

  • The extension is migrated to use vscode secretStorage module for storing user credentials #2137. If you have local attachments that are broken due to this change, please re-attach them.
  • The CosmosDB Graph extension has been removed from the marketplace. Attempting to open the graph explorer will open a documentation suggesting alternative tools for viewing graphs #2086.

Added

  • The extension now supports connecting to PostgreSQL flexible database server as Azure AD users. Read this wiki to learn more.
vscode-cosmosdb - 0.19.4

Published by alexweininger over 1 year ago

Added

Dependencies

vscode-cosmosdb - v0.19.3

Published by alexweininger over 1 year ago

Added

Changed

Engineering

Dependencies

vscode-cosmosdb - v0.19.2

Published by alexweininger over 2 years ago

Changed

  • Update @vscode/extension-telemetry to 0.6.2 #2042
vscode-cosmosdb - v0.19.1

Published by alexweininger over 2 years ago

Changed

  • Update @vscode/extension-telemetry to 0.5.2 #2032
vscode-cosmosdb - v0.19.0

Published by alexweininger over 2 years ago

We've made some large design changes to the Azure extensions for VS Code. View App Centric release notes

Changed

  • Minimum version of VS Code is now 1.57.0
vscode-cosmosdb - 0.18.1

Published by neelip about 3 years ago

Fixed

  • Fixed the ETIMEDOUT issue when signing into a PostgreSQL Flexible server on multiple machines
vscode-cosmosdb - 0.18.0

Published by neelip about 3 years ago

Added

  • Postgres Flexible Servers (Preview) includes support for Databases, Functions and Stored Procedures

Changed

  • Postgres Single Server defaults to version "11"

Fixed

vscode-cosmosdb - v0.17.0

Published by neelip over 3 years ago

Added

  • SKU type option is now available while creating PostgreSQL servers
  • Option to select either "Provisioned throughput" or "Serverless" model while creating CosmosDB accounts

Changed

  • Icons updated to match VS Code's theme. Install new product icon themes here

Fixed

vscode-cosmosdb - v0.16.0

Published by neelip over 3 years ago

Added

  • Now depends on the "Azure Resources" extension, which provides a "Resource Groups" and "Help and Feedback" view
  • Grouped items in all context menus to improve access and readability
  • "Attached Emulator..." option added to Attach Database Accounts context menu

Changed

  • "Report an Issue" button was removed from errors. Use the "Help and Feedback" view or command palette instead

Fixed

vscode-cosmosdb - v0.15.1

Published by neelip almost 4 years ago

Added

  • Newly created Azure CosmosDB - MongoDB servers default to version “3.6”

Changed

  • Minimum version of VS Code is now 1.48.0
  • Improved extension activation time (by switching to the azure-sdk-for-js)

Fixed

vscode-cosmosdb - v0.15.0

Published by neelip about 4 years ago

Added

  • Attach PostgreSQL servers by connection string
  • PostgreSQL support for integration with App Service extension

Changed

  • PostgreSQL server defaults to version "10"

Fixed

vscode-cosmosdb - v0.14.0

Published by wwlorey over 4 years ago

Added

  • Use the setting "azureDatabases.batchSize" to configure the Mongo "DBQuery.shellBatchSize" attribute and the batch size when loading children in the tree view.
  • Create and edit stored procedures in PostgreSQL. NOTE: only applies to PostgreSQL server versions 11 and above.

Fixed

Changed

  • Results from executing most Mongo commands open in a single read-only editor.
vscode-cosmosdb - v0.13.0

Published by wwlorey over 4 years ago

0.13.0 - 2020-05-28

In this release, we're rebranding the Cosmos DB Extension to Azure Databases to expand our database support beyond just Cosmos DB. This release also marks the first new database engine: PostgreSQL with other database engines coming later this year.

Added

  • PostgreSQL support
    • Create and view PostgreSQL servers, databases, and functions.
    • Create, edit, and execute PostgreSQL queries

Fixed

Changed

  • Viewing and querying Azure Cosmos DB graphs has been moved to a separate graph-specific extension, vscode-cosmosdbgraph
vscode-cosmosdb - v0.12.2

Published by ejizba over 4 years ago

Fixed

  • Language client is not ready yet #1334
vscode-cosmosdb - v0.12.1

Published by nturinski over 4 years ago

Fixed

  • When updating a Mongo document, the operation would fail with the following error: update operation document must contain atomic operators. #1298
  • When importing a .json document into a Mongo collection, it would throw the following error: Error: r.insertedIds is not iterable #1307
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