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Type: Task
Resolution: Done
Priority: Critical
Fix Version/s: 3.7.0.GA
Affects Version/s: 3.3.0.GA
Component/s: Team B: DevWorkspace + Operator, Web Terminal + Operator, editors/IDEs + built-in vscode extensions, Universal Developer Image, machine-exec, dev environment config
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= Fixed webviews in Microsoft Visual Studio Code - Open Source for restricted environments

Before this update, link:https://code.visualstudio.com/api/ux-guidelines/webviews[webviews] in Microsoft Visual Studio Code - Open Source did not render correctly in restricted environments. This issue occurred because the browser could not download static resources from the public Internet behind a proxy. With this update, the {prod-short} build of Microsoft Visual Studio Code - Open Source serves those resources directly from its server, which is usually accessible through proxies.

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= Fixed webviews in Microsoft Visual Studio Code - Open Source for restricted environments Before this update, link: https://code.visualstudio.com/api/ux-guidelines/webviews [webviews] in Microsoft Visual Studio Code - Open Source did not render correctly in restricted environments. This issue occurred because the browser could not download static resources from the public Internet behind a proxy. With this update, the {prod-short} build of Microsoft Visual Studio Code - Open Source serves those resources directly from its server, which is usually accessible through proxies.
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Bug Fix
Release Note Status:
Done
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VS Code client (on the browser side) tries to fetch the common static resources for the WebView from the "https://uuid.vscode-cdn.net/insider/ef65ac1ba57f57f2a3961bfe94aa20481caca4c6/out/vs/workbench/contrib/webview/browser/pre/".

As the resources can't be downloaded, any WebView functionality does not work. E.g.: markdown preview, the extension details page, etc.

We can solve that problem by reworking the functionality on our (Che-Code) side to fetch the WebView-related static resources from the DevSpaces backend.
As the same resources should be available on VS Code backend running in the cluster.