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Configure Cloud Code for VS Code settings

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You can customize Cloud Code to enable cluster resource completion, enable YAML formatting and validation, display or hide explorers, collect telemetry, and customize your Kubeconfig path.

To configure VS Code Settings, click settings Manage > Settings and then search for cloudcode.

Configuring preferences this way lets you change the defaults that Cloud Code saved when you were first prompted for preferences. These settings include preferences for YAML formatting and completion, telemetry collection, the KubeConfig file path, wrapping style, and criteria for YAML file matching. Other Cloud Code settings are configurable using your settings.json file.

A KubeConfig file is a file that Kubernetes uses to configure access to clusters. By default, Cloud Code uses the default KubeConfig file (located in the $HOME/.kube directory) for retrieving Kubernetes resources and running commands.

To import an alternative KubeConfig file into Cloud Code, follow these steps:

1. Click Cloud Code and then expand the Kubernetes section.
2. Hold the pointer over the default config name.
3. Click sync_alt Switch KubeConfig next to the Default Config and then click + Load KubeConfig.
4. In the file explorer, select the KubeConfig that you want to import. The file you imported becomes the active KubeConfig file.

Tip: If you've imported multiple KubeConfig files, you can easily switch between them by clicking sync_alt Switch KubeConfig and then selecting another KubeConfig file.

To remove the KubeConfig file(s) that you've imported, open the command palette (press Ctrl/Cmd+Shift+P or click View > Command Palette), run the Remove KubeConfig from Kubernetes Explorer command, and then select the configs that you want to remove.

Some advanced settings, like Cloud Code debugger customizations, are configured in the settings.json file.

1. In Settings, click Edit in settings.json under the setting that you want to change. The settings.json file opens at the appropriate setting.
2. Type a quotation mark (") to open the list of properties or values for the setting. For example, typing " in cloudcode.debug-kubernetes gives the options of SuppressGoWarning, SuppressJavaWarning, SuppressNETCoreWarning, SuppressNodeJSWarning, and SuppressPythonWarning.
3. Click the property and then click the value you want the property to have, or, if the setting takes a value directly, click the value. For example, clicking SuppressNodeJSWarning gives the options of true and false.

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Last updated 2025-08-07 UTC.

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