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Hi Max, I want to get more information from your issue. Could you try:
develop
branch if you were at master
branch.I've checked out the develop branch, and you can see the log file in the attached.
FindFile["ZeroMQLink
"]` in your wolfram executable?I just realized the settings has two tabs inside VSCode. I only edited the user page. Mathematica also isn't finding that file.
User:
Workspace:
Mathematica:
FindFile["ZeroMQLink`"]
. Could you try again?I'm away from that computer now. I won't be able to get back to you for another 10 hours.
Here is the output. I'm a member of the unofficial Wolfram discord server. The below link is an invite. It might be easier to do this live if you're interested.
It seems that the default ZeroMQLink is not set to 1.1.22. It's still using 1.2.1 as shown above. I am already in that discord server. I will ping you there.
Now latest Mathematica is 12.3.1, which FindFile["ZeroMQLink`"]
gives me this:
I look into the folder and found it's version 1.2.0. Still I can't get language server working. Any working around?
Hi @PhyX-Meow , As discussed above and in the wiki, you need ZeroMQLink 1.1.* to make the language server work.
But the problem I cannot load it, even I delete the version in user folder, mma would use the built-in one.
Can you try the latest revision on the develop
branch? I think it will automatically handle it for you.
Wolfram solved this upstream bug recently. Please manually upgrade the ZeroMQLink paclet
PacletInstall["ZeroMQLink"]
ref: https://github.com/kenkangxgwe/lsp-wl/wiki#working-with-mathematica-123130
Just getting this output in VSCode and I cannot get the extension working after following the documentation. Is there any additional configuration that needs to happen on Mathematica? Do I need to open a port in a notebook within Mathematica?
I've followed the troubleshooting tip as well.
PacletInstall["ZeroMQLink" -> "1.1.22", ForceVersionInstall -> True]