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We delegate our CCloud authentication handling to the sidecar, and it's currently only using the vscode:// URI scheme (config here) in its callback templates. This means anyone using the extension outside of VS Code itself will not be able to use the CCloud sign-in feature, even if other features work out of the box.
Proposal
We could add specific links/buttons in the sidecar templates that allow users to choose which callback URI scheme should be used based on the application they're working with:
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Background
We delegate our CCloud authentication handling to the sidecar, and it's currently only using the
vscode://
URI scheme (config here) in its callback templates. This means anyone using the extension outside of VS Code itself will not be able to use the CCloud sign-in feature, even if other features work out of the box.Proposal
We could add specific links/buttons in the sidecar templates that allow users to choose which callback URI scheme should be used based on the application they're working with:
vscode://
for normal VS Codevscode-insiders://
for VS Code Insiders (ref)code-oss://
for Code - OSS / VS Codiumcursor://
for Cursor (https://forum.confluent.io/t/cursor-support-for-vscode-confluent-cloud-integration/12500/2)...more?
The extension could also send the sidecar the
env.uriScheme
to inform which URI scheme to use.Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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