Seems completely broken

[soniktrooth]

Typescript server just refuses to start:

TypeScript Language Server stopped unexpectedly:

Task exited with a non-zero exit status: 127.

In the extension console I’m getting: /Users/josh/Library/Application Support/Nova/Extensions/apexskier.typescript/run.sh: line 12: node: command not found

Same error that was referenced here: https://github.com/apexskier/nova-typescript/issues/372#issuecomment-1221275391

[robert-koch]

I am experiencing the same issue, and I don't think it's the extension, I think it's Nova.

Something got messed up with what shell Nova uses with the most recent update, and whatever shell it uses for extensions, doesn't seem to, at least for me, be the one where my node installation is.

I might also submit a ticket with Nova.

[soniktrooth]

@robert-koch please link the Nova ticket back here so we can follow it up. Nova is basically unusable for JS dev without this extension. I’ve switched back to VSCode 😞

[soniktrooth]

Also, supposedly there are 40426 installs of this extension. How are we not seeing more people complain about this?

[robert-koch]

@soniktrooth my Nova install seems to be working as of this morning. I'm not sure if they released a new update or hot fix or something, but I'd check yours.

[robert-koch]

I spoke too soon. It's not working again.

[soniktrooth]

@robert-koch yep, mine was working again yesterday but today after a reboot (and installing lastest MacOS) it’s doing the same thing.

[robert-koch]

@soniktrooth I have found an odd potential workaround for the time being. It seems as though if you launch Nova from spotlight it fails, but if you directly open the application from the applications folder, or through the terminal, it loads fine. This is at least the case for me in my limited testing.

[soniktrooth]

@robert-koch you are right! I don’t open it from spotlight because it’s on my dock, which shows the same behaviour. However launching it from the applications folder seems to make the problem go away. @apexskier are you able to advise if this is likely a Nova bug as opposed to a bug with this extension?

[apexskier]

Hey, I'm guessing this is Nova, given the extension hasn't changed in three months. Definitely weird sounding. I haven't tried to reproduce yet, but can you try some tests and report back?:

For both spotlight and applications folder launches, in Nova's built in terminal, can you execute: echo $PATH, command -v node (which should print the path to the executable it finds if it finds one), and node --version if it finds something?

[felixqueisler]

This is still happening in the last Nova 10 release (Revision 460547): macOs 13.0 (22A380)

TypeScript Language Server stopped unexpectedly: Task exited with a non-zero exit status: 127.

Pressing Restart oscillates randomly between this and that error message:

TypeScript Language Server stopped unexpectedly: The request was cancelled.

I restarted Nova, reinstalled the extension and deactivated all other extensions. This has been going on for a while now.

Extension Sidebar reports: Status: Stopped TypeScript Version: Version 4.7.4

[apexskier]

I hit the node: command not found issue locally as well when spinning this up on a new account on my work computer (my personal computer died recently). For me, it was due to changing my login shell, and not logging out and logging back in.

[apexskier]

Duplicate of #433, see https://github.com/apexskier/nova-typescript/issues/433#issuecomment-1385667388

[MtnBiker]

Also getting error for Solargraph, Server stopped unexpectedly: Task exited with a non-zero exit status: 127.

macOS 13.1. Nova 10.6 Build 476615.

Only have been using Nova for a week or two.

Anyway, reinforces problem is with Nova since two extensions have same problem. Solargraph is a dependency of a Ruby on Rails extension I think.