Open serge-ivamov opened 2 years ago
Thank you. That explains why spellright thinks it is enabled but is not working for me at all on my M1 laptop.
Any update on this?! Would love to use it on my new MacBook.
As a quick workaround just download the arm64 binaries from https://github.com/bartosz-antosik/vscode-spellright/tree/master/lib/bin
and place it into the .vscode/extensions/ban.spellright-3.0.60/lib/bin
.
If MacOS blocks to open them then go to the Security & Privacy menu and grant the permissions to open it.
$ xattr -c ~/.vscode/extensions/ban.spellright-3.0.60/lib/bin/*arm64.node
As a quick workaround just download the arm64 binaries from
https://github.com/bartosz-antosik/vscode-spellright/tree/master/lib/bin
and place it into the.vscode/extensions/ban.spellright-3.0.60/lib/bin
.If MacOS blocks to open them then go to the Security & Privacy menu and grant the permissions to open it.
I am on an M1 Mac and have done this but the extension still isn't working. Any command I choose from the command palette results in something like Command 'SpellRight: Configuration Update' resulted in an error (command 'spellright.configurationUpdate' not found)
, which was the issue I was getting before trying this workaround
The binary spellchecker-darwin-17.2.0-arm64.node
seems to be missing
One annoying thing is that each update breaks this – I had everything working for v3.0.60 and now have to re-do it for v3.0.62 (initially, I didn't even notice that spell checking stopped working). Hopefully this will be added to the extension itself one day 😊.
UPDATE: no, sorry, I already had all the *-arm64.node
files in my ~/.vscode/extensions/ban.spellright-3.0.62/lib/bin
. It must be another reason why spell checking isn't working.
UPDATE 2: I'm hitting this: https://github.com/bartosz-antosik/vscode-spellright/issues/502.
This plugin does not contain binary libraries for Apple Silicon if installed as "ext install ban.spellright".