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cdswctl: Can you create a ssh-endpoint for an existing session?

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Cloudera Documentation - cdswctl and Using VS Code for Remote Editing describe how to create a ssh-endpoint using `cdswctl`. The command describes how to create a new session and associate a ssh-endpoint.

 

Is it possible to create a ssh-endpoint to an existing session?

e.g. first list available sessions and then connect to one of them via its ID?

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Hi @MaxPeters 

 

Thanks for the interesting question on the cdswctl CLI. 

 

Currently, it is not possible to use the cdswctl CLI to create a connection to an existing session. 

 

The ability to do this is a feature request for a future version.

 

Regards,

Steve

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Hi @MaxPeters 

 

Thanks for the interesting question on the cdswctl CLI. 

 

Currently, it is not possible to use the cdswctl CLI to create a connection to an existing session. 

 

The ability to do this is a feature request for a future version.

 

Regards,

Steve

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Has this function been implemented?