I am running on Windows 11 but do all my coding in the WSL and VSCode makes it a flawless experience, completely transparent.
However, when I open the Rift sidebar, I immediately get this error that the extension could not find the rift executable.
When I then open the terminal and run rift manually from there (which means the executable is clearly in the PATH, but inside the WSL, not in the Windows host system), it suddenly works and all the rift gizmos come to live.
Not a huge deal since it does work after running it manually, just a small annoyance that seems unnecessary.
Thanks for pointing this out! We still need to debug the autoinstall procedure on Windows. You can disable the autostart from the settings to get rid of the popups for now.
I am running on Windows 11 but do all my coding in the WSL and VSCode makes it a flawless experience, completely transparent.
However, when I open the Rift sidebar, I immediately get this error that the extension could not find the
rift
executable.When I then open the terminal and run
rift
manually from there (which means the executable is clearly in the PATH, but inside the WSL, not in the Windows host system), it suddenly works and all the rift gizmos come to live.Not a huge deal since it does work after running it manually, just a small annoyance that seems unnecessary.