The developer sandbox experience enables developers to Live Update their code, and simultaneously debug the updated code, without having to deactivate Live Update when debugging.

For how to create workload.yaml, see Set up Tanzu Developer Tools. The extension enables you to debug your application on a Kubernetes cluster that has Tanzu Application Platform.ĭebugging requires a single-document workload.yaml file in your project. A notification appears showing that the workload was deleted. To delete a workload right-click anywhere in the IntelliJ project explorer and click Tanzu > Delete Workload or right-click on an associated workload in the Workloads panel and click Delete Workload.Ī message appears that prompts you to delete the workload and not warn again, delete the workload, or cancel. The extension enables you to delete workloads on your Kubernetes cluster that has Tanzu Application Platform. A new workload appears on the Tanzu panel. The Tanzu workload apply command is triggered in the terminal and the workload is applied. Right-click anywhere in the IntelliJ project explorer and click Tanzu > Apply Workload or right-click on an associated workload in the Workloads panel and click Apply Workload.Ĭlick Tanzu > Modify Apply Configuration. The extension enables you to apply workloads on your Kubernetes cluster that has Tanzu Application Platform. The developer sandbox experience enables developers to Live Update their code and simultaneously debug the updated code, without having to deactivate Live Update when debugging. The extension enables you to apply, debug, and Live Update your application on a Kubernetes cluster that has Tanzu Application Platform. workload.yaml must be a single-document YAML file, not a multi-document YAML file. The extension requires only one Tiltfile and one workload.yaml file per project. Ensure that the project you want to use the Tanzu Developer Tools for IntelliJ extension with has the required files specified in Getting started.

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