Closed bshoshany closed 3 years ago
Hi Barak, is your lsp-wl repo on the latest commit of the master
branch?
Can you try git pull
or even checkout the latest develop
branch. Thanks!
Thanks for your quick reply. I tried it with the develop
branch now, but unfortunately I still get the same error message. Any other suggestions?
Just tried Wolfram Engine 12.3, confirmed that it doesn't work for me either. I found that they rewrite the ZeroMQLink`
package in 12.3, so this should be an upstream bug. I have sent feedback to WRI and let's wait for a few days for them to reply.
Hi Barak, could you take a look if this will help you connect to the server as a workaround. Thanks!
Thanks, it's working now!
However, on my system, I don't have ZeroMQLink
1.2.1 installed, only 1.2.0 and 1.1.22 (as found using PacletFind["ZeroMQLink"]
). After disabling 1.2.0 with PacletDisable["ZeroMQLink" -> "1.2.0"]
, the VS Code extension now runs without problem.
Great, glad that it worked for you!
Update: I started getting the "Connection to server is erroring" message again. Turns out ZeroMQLink
has been automatically upgraded to 1.2.2, which again broke the language server. Disabling it with PacletDisable["ZeroMQLink" -> "1.2.2"]
solved the problem. But I'm just wondering, are you in contact with Wolfram regarding the TCP issues in newer versions of the paclet? Seems like they updated the paclet but still didn't resolve the issues.
I updated Mathematica to the new 12.3 release. I installed the paclets as instructed:
I then entered the correct path to
wolfram.exe
in the extension settings:However, when I start VS Code and open a Mathematica source file, I get the following in the Output pane:
Is the extension incompatible with Mathematica 12.3? If so, could it be updated? I find this extension extremely useful, but don't want to downgrade Mathematica just so I can use it...
Any help would be appreciated.