Closed eduard93 closed 8 months ago
@eduard93 This should be reported on the vscode-objectscript GitHub. Is there anyhting in the ObjectScript
output channel? If not, can you get a wireshark trace?
EDIT: Actually, that tree is probably empty because you have no Studio projects in that namespace
ObjectScript
output channel is empty. Wireshark trace can't be decrypted as DH is used and VSCode does not allow export of session keys (as far as I know).
But before I could see all classes in the namespace there. I don't have any projects, yes.
Are you using server-side editing? If so, what's the contents of your .code-workspace
file?
Yes: "objectscript.serverSideEditing": true,
and I don't have a .code-workspace
file.
That setting was deprecated and removed multiple versions ago. "Server-side editing" means "using virtual isfs workspace folders to edit documents directly on a server". If you just have a local folder open then you're using client-side editing, and the ObjectScript Explorer should be visible by default. You may have the objectscript.showExplorer
set to false
.
Resolved internally
I guess the ObjectScript Explorer view had been hidden, leaving only the Projects view visible in the view container. So its title merged with the container title, as seen in the screenshot.
The settings.json was malformed
I have a working server connection with a %ALL user. I can connect and import/compile classes, But when I switch to a InterSystems tab, I don't see any classes (or any other elements):
Extension host log:
InterSystems ObjectScript: v2.10.5 InterSystems Server Manager: v3.4.2 InterSystems Language Server: v2.4.0