Indexing of remote project does not work

[philippotto]

Issue and Steps to Reproduce

I have Nuclide installed locally on my Windows machine and try to connect with a Nuclide instance on my Ubuntu server.

When trying to connect I get the following error:

This can be circumvented by using nuclide-start-server -k when connecting (however, I'm open for suggestions which would fix this properly).

Afterwards, if I hit cmd+p I get:

There is a hard to read error message at the top-right corner: ENOENT: no such file or directory, lstat 'C:\Users\Philipp\AppData\Local\atom\app-1.15.0\nuclide:'

I don't know how to get the full error message (it seems to be truncated), since there is not enough time to select the error message (the box closes quite quickly).

Expected Behavior

The Indexing project... message should disappear at some point and I should be able to use the fuzzy file finder.

Actual Behavior

The Indexing project message never disappears and I cannot use the fuzzy file finder etc. However, I'm able to open and modify files via the file tree on the right.

Versions

• Atom: 1.15.0
• Nuclide: 0.209.0
• Client OS: Windows 10
• Server OS (optional): Ubuntu 16.04

Additional Details

• Installed packages (apm ls --installed):

Community Packages (18) C:\Users\Philipp\.atom\packages
├── git-history@3.2.0
├── haskell-grammar@0.4.0
├── highlight-selected@0.12.0
├── language-babel@2.56.2
├── language-graphql@0.8.0
├── language-ini@1.18.0
├── language-lua@0.9.11
├── language-ocaml@1.1.2
├── language-swift@0.5.0
├── language-thrift@1.0.2
├── linter@2.0.0
├── linter-eslint@8.1.3
├── merge-conflicts@1.4.4
├── nuclide@0.209.0
├── nuclide-format-js@0.0.36
├── set-syntax@0.3.2
├── sort-lines@0.14.0
└── tool-bar@1.1.0

[philippotto]

Ok, this seems to the same issue as https://github.com/atom/fuzzy-finder/issues/233 and using ctrl+alt+t works flawlessly. I thought ctrl+p used to work with remote directories? Maybe somebody can clear this up for me?

[yuankaiz]

is this related to https://github.com/facebook/nuclide/issues/1007?

[tengbretson]

Is there a fix in the works for this?