MiguelCastillo / Brackets-InteractiveLinter

Interactive linting for Brackets
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Installing the extension prevents the use of any functions within Brackets #137

Open Poorchop opened 9 years ago

Poorchop commented 9 years ago

This is an excellent extension and it's something that I consider a necessity, but it renders me unable to do anything in Brackets. I can't install other extensions, change preferences, save files, or even close Brackets. This is the error being thrown in the console:

Skipping command view.toggleActiveLine because it looks like you are at a breakpoint. If you are NOT at a breakpoint, please file a bug and mention this comment. Stack depth = 3./utils/ShellAPI.js:68 executeCommand
MiguelCastillo commented 9 years ago

@Poorchop thanks for using this extension! glad you find it useful.

What OS are you using?

Poorchop commented 9 years ago

Windows 8.1 64bit and the latest stable release of Brackets.

MiguelCastillo commented 9 years ago

Ok, let me test that... I haven't ran into that issue.

bobrocke commented 9 years ago

I saw this briefly on Mac OS X 10.10.3, but the problems cleared up after restarting Brackets.

Poorchop commented 9 years ago

Building on @bobrocke's findings, it turns out that if you install the extension, force quit Brackets (as you will be unable to exit normally), then restart Brackets, everything will work normally and you will be able to quit Brackets normally from now on. It's only the initial install of the extension that causes issues. I'm glad that I can still use this extension at the very least because I was having a hard time catching errors in my lousy code without the the interactive linter.

davidmaoconnor commented 8 years ago

This also happened to me. I'm running (64-bit) Windows 10 Home. I had to force-quit Brackets and restart it. Whenever you disable and then re-enable the extension you have to do this over again.