Here is a new extension to easily manage SailPoint SaaS Connectivity.
Whether you are simply using SaaS connectors or developing SaaS connectors, the extension is for you!
About this extension
This extension is not developed, maintained or supported by SailPoint. It is a community effort to help manage SaaS Connectivity from Visual Studio Code.
The SailPoint SaaS Connectivity extension makes it easy to:
View, create, update (rename), delete, upload a zip or deploy local zip for a SaaS connector
View, create, update (rename), delete, upload a zip or deploy local zip for a Customizer
Link or unlink a customizer and a source
View, stream logs from sources
Initialize projects for Connectors and Customizers with the commands “SaaS Connectivity: Create Connector Project…” and “SaaS Connectivity: Create Customizer Project…”
Installation
Go to the extension menu or press Ctrl+Shift+X and look for the extension “SailPoint SaaS Connectivity”. Click on the button Install.
The VSIX can be installed from the extension menu. Press Ctrl+Shift+X and in the menu, click Install from VSIX....
Once you have installed the extension, you will be have a new “ISC” menu with a section “SaaS Connectivity”. You will need ISC extension as tenant configuration is shared between both extension.
Having connector and customizer management in the same IDE where we write code eliminates so much context switching.
Source log streaming from VS Code? I love this one as well. Extension installed and while testing I saw my VA cluster as well categorized under SaaS Sources.
HI, After latest VSCode update, I cannot use SaaS Connectivity extension and the extension is asking to “Install in SSH”. any thoughts on how to go about it?
Hi,
I have updated to 1.114.0 and I don’t have any issue.
The reference to SSH makes no sense unless you are using a remote host.
Please open a ticket in Issues · yannick-beot-sp/vscode-sailpoint-saas-connectivity · GitHub and provides all possible details: version, platform, logs, etc.
Thank you for the quick response. Yes. You were right. I had multiple instances opened and the one i was trying was using remote-ssh and i did not realize initially. i happen to update vs code couple mins before this observation.
Anyway, its all good and sorry about the false negative.
It provides a “Connector tester” to test locally or remotely
It’s published on Open VSX registry so you can install it easily on Cursor or Windsurf.