Open swarnendubiswas opened 5 years ago
Thanks for your report.
Please try running global --version
in your Ubuntu terminal to see if it is installed correctly.
If the installation is correct, please select the option Help > Toggle Developer Tools
in the VS Code. An Chrome developer tool should be opened. Then run Global: Show GNU Global Version
in VS Code again. You may get an Extension Host error like the picture below. Please report the messages to me.
Thank you !
I can run global --version
successfully on terminal and get the same error message "Failed to get GNU Global version"
.
Finally I found it maybe my server too busy. I can't repreduce it on weekends.
I can run global --version successfully on terminal and get the same error message "Failed to get GNU Global version". i try to update the settings.json to modify the "gnuGlobal.gtagsExecutable": "/usr/bin/gtags", "gnuGlobal.globalExecutable": "/usr/bin/global" many times and even reinstall vscode, but i still can't get the GNU Global version; So, any idea about this error ? as not logs show where is wrong, so i'm so hard to find out the reason
I get a
"Failed to get GNU Global version"
.I am using Ubuntu 18.10,
global
is installed at/usr/bin/global
and so isgtags
. Both are also onPATH
.