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PrawnballNightm
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Resolved! Cannot configure VS code databricks extension with a non-standard databricks URL: not a databricks host.

Hello,I'm trying to connect to our databricks instance using the vscode extension. However, when following this guide we cannot get the configuration to proceed past the point that it asks for our instance URL. The prompt appears to expect a URL of t...

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PrawnballNightm
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Hello,Yes, the databricks team shared a modified version of the vs code plugin which did not include the URL matching logic. It connects successfully. However, our custom URL is as it is because our organisation is hosting its own instance of Databri...

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ducng
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VScode extension - certificate signature failure

Hi everyone,I'm trying to use the new Databricks extension (v0.3.10) for VS code (v1.77.3).I face this problem when connecting to our workspace:This problem persists when I tried to login through az CLI with our SSO, or through local config using PAT...

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Anonymous
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@Minh Duc Nguyen​ :It seems like the error you are facing is due to a failure in verifying the SSL certificate of your Databricks workspace. To resolve this, you need to add the custom CA certificate to your VS Code settings. Here's how you can do it...

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arw1070
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Databricks extension is not configuring in VScode

I am trying to install and work with the Databricks vscode extensions. I installed it a few weeks ago, and it initially worked, but I mistyped some of the configuration so I tried to restart, since then it has not worked. Whenever I install the exten...

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karthik_p
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@Anna Wuest​ I have Tried and not seeing any issues, which version of Vs code you are using. can you please try to update to latest Visual Studio Code version 1.77.1 and try to Install databricks plugin version and test .if you using windows--> pleas...

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Sorush
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Issue with VS Code extension repo.

I successfully installed the extension and connected it to my databricks account. But when I try to select the repo (which already exists under repos in my databricks account) for syncing , I don't see it. My company uses Azure Devops (Git repo) as s...

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Debayan
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Hi, was the repo already added?You can check on this : https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/databricks/repos/git-operations-with-reposAlso, please tag @Debayan Mukherjee​ with your next response which will notify me. Thank you!

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bkr
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How to move files of same extension in databricks files system?

I am facing file not found exception when i am trying to move the file with * in DBFS. Here both source and destination directories are in DBFS. I have the source file named "test_sample.csv" available in dbfs directory and i am using the command li...

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ricardo_portill
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@bkr, you can reference the file name using dbutils and then pass this to the move command. Here's an example for this in Scala: val fileNm = dbutils.fs.ls("/usr/krishna/sample").map(_.name).filter(r => r.startsWith("test"))(0) val fileLoc = "dbfs:/...

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