Azurestorageexplorer: Fail to expand the Blob Containers node of local account even though the storage emulator has been started

Created on 31 Jan 2019  Â·  13Comments  Â·  Source: microsoft/AzureStorageExplorer

Storage Explorer Version: 1.6.2/20190131.3
Platform/OS Version: Windows x64/Linux Ubuntu 16.04/MacOS High Sierra
Architecture: ia32
Commit: 25a1398e
Regression From: Not a regression

Steps to Reproduce:

  1. Make sure the storage emulator is started.
  2. Open Connect dialog -> Select 'Attach to a local emulator' and using the default port -> 'Connect'.
  3. Try to expand the attached local emulator from 'Local & Attached' ->‘Storage Accounts’ ->'Local -1(Key)' ->'Blob Containers'/'Queues'/Tables' node.

Expected Experience:

The 'Blob Containers'/'Queues'/Tables' node can be expanded successfully.

Actual Experience:

Fail to expand the 'Blob Containers'/'Queues'/Tables' node.
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I am also facing the same issue.

What emulator is being used? I've tried with both Azure Storage Emulator 5.9 and Azurite 2.7.0, and both appear to work just fine.

What else can you tell me about your environment? Do you have any proxy settings (system or Storage Explorer) set up?

@v-xuanzh, what version of Windows did you test on (Windows x64 is not a version)?

Hi @craxal ,

  1. Used the version of Azure Stroage Emulator 5.9 and the OS version 1703(OS Build 15063.1563),The issue reproduces.
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  1. We tried this issue on another machine(OS Version is 1809)with the Azure Stroage Emulator 5.4. This issue also reproduces.
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  2. After upgrading the Azure Stroage Emulator 5.4 -> 5.9 on OS version 1809 ,This issue doesn't reproduce.

Maybe this issue related to the version of OS and Azure Storage Emulator.

@ASChat, please make sure you have the latest version of Storage Explorer and Storage Emulator installed, and your system is up-to-date, then give it another try. Currently the latest Storage Explorer is 1.6.2 and the latest Storage Emulator is 5.9.

I am also experiencing this issue.

Storage Explorer Version: 1.6.2
Build Number: 20190108.2

Storage Emulator Version 5.9

Can you verify which ports your emulator is configured to listen on? Again, do you have any proxy settings turned on?

Moving this issue to 1.8.0. @michaelm7456 and @ASChat , can you confirm that your port settings are correct? As in, the ports you have set your emulators to listen on are either the default ports, or, that you added an emulator connection to Storage Explorer that uses the ports you chose?

Apologies for the delay,

I've managed to now expand the 'Blob Containers'/'Queues'/'Tables' Nodes and add my desired Queues in 'Microsoft Azure Storage Explorer'.

I had to run the 'Microsoft Azure Storage Emulator' application first, in doing so allowed the 'Blob Containers'/'Queues'/'Tables' nodes to be expanded successfully in 'Microsoft Azure Storage Explorer' and also add entries to each respective node.

This issue has been fixed for myself, @ASChat & @v-xuanzh, hope this helps yourselves out in case you're facing a similar issue.

Thanks @MRayermannMSFT & @craxal for your assistance on this issue.

Regards,

I don't know if you want a new issue or not, but I've found that while using Storage Explorer 1.6.2 to connect to Azure Stack on prem, I have to toggle from No Proxy to Use proxy and then back to No proxy to connect. Let me know if you want a separate issue for this.

@btshowers , yes 110% a separate issue. Please open something new. 😄

@michaelm7456 , glad to know you're unblocked! Just to get some addl info though, were you expecting the emulator to auto start?

Hi @MRayermannMSFT, yes I think on my earlier attempt I expected the emulator to start automatically before running into this issue.

After having gone and manually started the emulator this resolved the issue I was facing.

Fore future refeference, we provide useful information on connecting to emulators (local storage) on our Getting Started page.

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