I'm using the vscode extension, and I have verified that it has installed the latest version of lexical ("0.5.0").
The vscode extension fails to start up since it's trying to run start_lexical.sh which exits with exit code 1.
I have looked into start_lexical.sh and activate_version_manager.sh and I have found that
Since I have none of these version managers installed (I installed Elixir via homebrew) it goes through the whole activate_version_manager.sh, printing "No activated version manager detected. Searching for version manager..." and exits with exit code 1 at the end after trying mise
At this point, I believe start_lexical.sh should print "Could not activate a version manager. Trying system installation." and continue to start lexical, but instead the script just exits with code 1 without printing anything.
From what I can tell this is happening because of set -e at the start of start_lexical.sh, if I change the second line to just set -o pipefail instead of set -eo pipefail the script works as expected for me.
I have to say I'm not sure why because from what I understand set -e shouldn't cause an exit if the non-zero exiting command is called in an if-statement, which it is, but it does happen 🤷
For context I am on MacOS and my bash version is
GNU bash, version 3.2.57(1)-release (x86_64-apple-darwin23)
Copyright (C) 2007 Free Software Foundation, Inc.
I'm using the vscode extension, and I have verified that it has installed the latest version of lexical ("0.5.0").
The vscode extension fails to start up since it's trying to run
start_lexical.shwhich exits with exit code 1. I have looked intostart_lexical.shandactivate_version_manager.shand I have found thatactivate_version_manager.sh, printing "No activated version manager detected. Searching for version manager..." and exits with exit code 1 at the end after trying misestart_lexical.shshould print "Could not activate a version manager. Trying system installation." and continue to start lexical, but instead the script just exits with code 1 without printing anything.From what I can tell this is happening because of
set -eat the start ofstart_lexical.sh, if I change the second line to justset -o pipefailinstead ofset -eo pipefailthe script works as expected for me.I have to say I'm not sure why because from what I understand
set -eshouldn't cause an exit if the non-zero exiting command is called in an if-statement, which it is, but it does happen 🤷 For context I am on MacOS and my bash version is