Closed jwoehr closed 11 months ago
Hi @jwoehr,
Bitlang COBOL and IBM ZOE contributes to the same "cobol" language mode, so it is "normal" for these two extensions to conflict.
Have you considered using VS Code profiles to isolate each of the extensions in a different usage context?
Profiles in Visual Studio Code.
"IBM Z Open Editor" is intended to manage programming languages running on an IBM z/OS system. "Code for IBM i" (and Bitlang COBOL for you) is intended to manage programming languages running on an IBM i system. There is no objective reason to want to use these two extensions in the same context at the same time.
Another solution is to use different startup contexts from VS Code to have completely independent management of extensions and to use the --extensions-dir
and --user-data-dir
parameters when launching VS Code (through a startup shortcut ).
See Advanced CLI options.
Thanks, that is probably the best solution.
Great suggestion @FALLAI-Denis. Thanks.
The bitlang.cobol extension used by Z Open Editor conflicts with that used by vscode-ibmi
COBOL reports in VSCode "Problems":
Development environment used
java -version
and paste the details here): openjdk 11.0.19 2023-04-18Problem Description
Detailed steps for reproducing the problem:
Load Z Open Editor and IBM Code for i in same VSCode Installation
Observed behavior
Expected behavior
These 2 IBM flagship open source projects for enterprise systems co-ordinate on 3rd-party extension strategy.
FYI
See this issue for Code for i