"There is no provider registered than can provide view data"
See original GitHub issueThe extension doesn’t appear to be in a working state after I install it and restart the editor. This is what the UI looks like:
And selecting any option yields errors:
Error: command 'cosmosDB.attachDatabaseAccount' not found
at t._tryExecuteCommand (commandService.ts:59)
at commandService.ts:52
at <anonymous>
…
notificationsAlerts.ts:38 Error: command 'cosmosDB.createAccount' not found
at t._tryExecuteCommand (commandService.ts:59)
at commandService.ts:52
at <anonymous>
…
VS Code 1.30.2 Azure Cosmos DB 0.9.1
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There is no data provider registered that can provide view data.
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Thanks! Indeed a vscode bug, but it’s already been fixed in the latest Insiders: https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode/issues/58775
@StephenWeatherford I intentionally disabled the Azure Account extension in the recent past, but I don’t remember why, and I forgot about it. So it was already disabled when I attempted to install Cosmos for the very first time today.