Closed ghost closed 2 years ago
please solve this.
Fixed on my own.
Fixed on my own.
how do you fixed?
I deleted the file where expo extension stores it's config. Also I deleted the expo extension folder from vscode extension folder. After reintsalling the issue continued but later after reinstalling vscode, issue got fixed. I don't think that this is a permanent solution of this problem. I think there must be issues in the server of extension.
Do you have the exact same problem?
I have the exact same problem.
i ran into the same. after finding this issue without a real solution i will also try to delete some files and lets see what happens. duplicate of #67?
edit: in my case the schema for version 44 was missing. i have manually downloaded it from https://exp.host/--/api/v2/project/configuration/schema/44.0.0, removed the outer wrapping { "data": ... }
so that it starts with { "schema":
as the files of the other versions i found in the .expo/cache
folder. this seems to satisfy the extension
i do not know where the schemas for older versions came from and why the new one was missing.
Oops, looks like we couldn't activate the Expo manifest tools: Unable to perform cache refresh for C:\Users\mcher\AppData\Local\Expo\versions.json: Error: certificate has expired
I have this issue
Description of the bug
error thrown by the expo extension that cache cannot refresh.
Oops, looks like we couldn't activate the Expo manifest tools: Unable to perform cache refresh for C:\Users\rouna\AppData\Local\Expo\versions.json: Error: certificate has expired
To Reproduce
Expected behavior
Extension should have started working
Actual behavior
Throwing the error provided above.
Additional context
Using Windows 11 and Nodejs 16.13.0