Open mkotsovoulou opened 11 months ago
Hi, what operating system are you using?
In your local VS Code, could you please do the following:
README.md
file in CS50 Lab and see if there is any errors in the console, send us a screenshot of your entire vscode.Thanks!
I am using Windows 11... and this is what I did: I navigated in the terminal inside the folder that contains the README.md file... (in codespaces it automatically changes the terminal folder to point where the README.md in the lab is...) I took a screenshot of the console error... (I used both an elevated prompt in Windows to execute VS Code and a normal user prompt...) I have installed CS50 Lab and markdown extensions... [image: image.png]
Hope this helps...
Kind Regards, Dr. Kotsovoulou Maira Professor, Department of Information Technology, The American College of Greece
On Mon, Sep 25, 2023 at 2:34 PM Rongxin Liu @.***> wrote:
Hi, what operating system are you using?
In your local VS Code, could you please do the following:
- Press "Command + Shift + P" (if on Mac) or "Ctrl + Shift + P" (if on Windows), type "open webview developer tools" and press Enter to open the developer console.
- Open a README.md file in CS50 Lab and see if there is any errors in the console, send us a screenshot of your entire vscode.
Thanks!
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When I try to execute "Open in CS50 Lab" in a local VSCode environment, I get the error: Unable to locate README.md. On Codespaces online the extension works well...