This page describes known issues that you might encounter while using Cloud Workstations.
Workbench failed to connect to server
This error indicates the editor is unable to establish a WebSocket connection to
the base editor. This is usually due to an intermediary
proxy or network configuration blocking WebSocket traffic, or blocking traffic
to *.cloudworkstations.dev domains.
If you aren't sure how to resolve the traffic issue, contact your network administrator.
Disabling the Cloud Workstations API doesn't delete Cloud Workstations resources
Disabling the Cloud Workstations API doesn't delete Cloud Workstations resources. To avoid being billed, you must delete the underlying Cloud Workstations resources.
Environment variables set on the workstation configuration are not set in SSH sessions
Environment variable set at the workstation configuration or workstation level are not set in the SSH sessions by default, and instead require the use of a custom image.
IntelliJ IDEA-based IDEs
The following features of the IntelliJ IDEA-based IDEs extension are not available, due to limitations on JetBrains Gateway:
- Debug on Kubernetes
- Debug a locally running Cloud Run service
Google Cloud CLI can't find my command
If the gcloud CLI can't find your command, update to the current
version:
gcloud components update
Also, make sure that you use current Cloud Workstations gcloud CLI syntax.
For help, see
gcloud workstations --help.
As noted in the gcloud CLI
release levels, alpha and beta commands may change
without notice.