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Visual Studio Code extension for Elixir
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Installed extension on VSCode 1.81.1, but nothing happens #49

Closed dkulchenko closed 10 months ago

dkulchenko commented 10 months ago

macOS 13.5.1 (ARM), VSCode 1.81.1, elixir-tools.vscode 0.7.0

I'm not sure if I messed something up, but I installed the extension (uninstalled all other Elixir extensions), restarted VSCode, but I don't see anything happening on any of my Elixir projects - no .elixir-tools directory being created, no Credo or Elixir options in the Output dropdown. I turned on the NextLS option and same thing. It seems like nothing's running at all.

Did I miss some sort of setup?

dkulchenko commented 10 months ago

It looks like something is happening, because Elixir syntax highlighting is not present before the extension install, but is present after.

Also, this is the only logs regarding the extension that I see in the extension host:

2023-08-22 08:48:00.638 [info] ExtensionService#_doActivateExtension elixir-tools.elixir-tools, startup: false, activationEvent: 'onLanguage:elixir'

mhanberg commented 10 months ago

were you ever prompted to install Next LS? (after enabling it in the setting)

dkulchenko commented 10 months ago

Nope, no prompts at all. I tried uninstalling/reinstalling and still no prompts.

mhanberg commented 10 months ago

Can you confirm there is nothing in ~/.cache/elixir-tools/nextls/bin

dkulchenko commented 10 months ago

Confirmed - I have no ~/.cache/elixir-tools directory.

mhanberg commented 10 months ago

This is very odd, let me try a clean installation to seem if I can reproduce.

one more question tho, how are you opening the projects? are you opening a folder at the root of the project? or are you openeing a folder of many projects and then opening a file in one of them

dkulchenko commented 10 months ago

Ah - that was it! My project is at app/ in my workspace, not at the root. Opening a fresh project at the root of the workspace showed the prompt and everything worked correctly. Now that I think about it, I did have to tell ElixirLS where my project root was in its extension settings.

Can close the issue if this is expected behavior.

mhanberg commented 10 months ago

roger!

Next LS supports Workspaces, so if you want you can add all of your projects to a workspace, and then open that workspace (this creates a workspace file)

you can also do code --add ./app1 --add ./app2 --add ./app3 from the command line to create an adhoc workspace`