Open MelbourneDeveloper opened 5 months ago
I remember @baronfel mentioning that Ionide doesn't fully support workspaces.
@MelbourneDeveloper can you try setting https://ionide.io/Editors/Code/options.html#fsharpworkspacepath to point specifically at your solution/project that you'd like to load? If you set that, Ionide doesn't try to do any inference to find your setup - it just loads that solution/project explicitly.
@vzarytovskii is right that we don't support workspaces. We have a quite old issue about this that we need to solve, but to be honest I've never used them.
@MelbourneDeveloper can you try setting https://ionide.io/Editors/Code/options.html#fsharpworkspacepath to point specifically at your solution/project that you'd like to load? If you set that, Ionide doesn't try to do any inference to find your setup - it just loads that solution/project explicitly.
We do that explicitly for the FCS, works like a charm.
@vzarytovskii is right that we don't support workspaces. We have a quite old issue about this that we need to solve, but to be honest I've never used them.
Yeah, same, I tried once but found it quite distracting tbh, but we have a one language solution, so a different use-case perhaps.
@MelbourneDeveloper can you try setting https://ionide.io/Editors/Code/options.html#fsharpworkspacepath to point specifically at your solution/project that you'd like to load? If you set that, Ionide doesn't try to do any inference to find your setup - it just loads that solution/project explicitly.
@vzarytovskii is right that we don't support workspaces. We have a quite old issue about this that we need to solve, but to be honest I've never used them.
I'm new to F#. I don't know what I'm doing. I just added an F# project to my solution and it didn't show up in VS Code. It adds to the frustration of onboarding into a new language. You just have to know how the tooling works to discover these issues.
@MelbourneDeveloper can you try setting https://ionide.io/Editors/Code/options.html#fsharpworkspacepath to point specifically at your solution/project that you'd like to load? If you set that, Ionide doesn't try to do any inference to find your setup - it just loads that solution/project explicitly.
@vzarytovskii is right that we don't support workspaces. We have a quite old issue about this that we need to solve, but to be honest I've never used them.
I tried adding the setting here, but it didn't fix the issue:
{
"extensions": {},
"folders": [
{
"path": "client"
},
{
"path": "shared"
},
{
"path": "dotnet"
}
],
"settings": {
"FSharp.workspacePath": "dotnet/PDFs.sln"
}
}
@MelbourneDeveloper can you try setting ionide.io/Editors/Code/options.html#fsharpworkspacepath to point specifically at your solution/project that you'd like to load? If you set that, Ionide doesn't try to do any inference to find your setup - it just loads that solution/project explicitly. @vzarytovskii is right that we don't support workspaces. We have a quite old issue about this that we need to solve, but to be honest I've never used them.
I'm new to F#. I don't know what I'm doing. I just added an F# project to my solution and it didn't show up in VS Code. It adds to the frustration of onboarding into a new language. You just have to know how the tooling works to discover these issues.
I know, and it sucks. I'm sorry. Ionide is completely OSS and community supported, however, so unless community members (or another maintainer) implement it that's what we have.
Describe the bug
I have a vscode workspace with some Flutter, C# and F# projects. The C# and F# projects are sitting in a folder named
dotnet
under the same solution. The workspace only includes the dotnet folder. It doesn't include the solution at the root level. Ionide doesn't pick up the F# projects unless I remove the Flutter folders from the workspace.Steps to reproduce
I cannot consistently reproduce this problem in a blank sample. I tried creating a vscode workspace with VS Solution, and a Flutter app. The first few times, the Ionide F# project didn't load, but eventually it worked ok.
See the video as evidence of what is happening. This consistently occurs with my workspace.
Expected behaviour
Ionide picks up my F# projects
Screenshots
This is what I see in my F# project. Bear in mind that I don't get this problem if I remove the Flutter folders from my workspace:
Notice that syntax errors don't cause problems at the vscode level:
When I remove these two folders from the workspace, the F# project correctly loads:
After removal:
Video - You Can Clearly See The Issue Here
Here is a video that demonstrates the issue, and the workaround. Note that I had to modify the workspace twice for the F# project to eventually load.
https://github.com/ionide/ionide-vscode-fsharp/assets/16697547/812f14cd-18d6-4ed5-b47f-40ce2d5b650b
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