Closed ubaldot closed 2 months ago
Can you download that file manually like from your browser?
https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode-cpptools/releases/download/v1.17.5/cpptools-win32.vsix
Yes. I can download it manually.
EDIT: FWIW: I just noticed that the latest version is 1.21.6.
if you put the downloaded file in the location that it's trying to download to, then run again it will work so long as your downloaded file matches the expected SHA.
The problem seems to be that your connection is flaky, or you are behind a flaky firewall.
FWIW: I just noticed that the latest version is 1.21.6.
contributions welcome. https://github.com/puremourning/vimspector/tree/master/support/gadget_upgrade
if you put the downloaded file in the location that it's trying to download to, then run again it will work so long as your >downloaded file matches the expected SHA.
I tried but the file is first removed and then a new download attempt begins.
EDIT: I tried to manually download the file, to compute the checksum with ./vimspector/support/gadget_upgrade/checksum.py
and update the ./vimspector/python3/vimspector/gadgets.py
with the newly computed checksum and when I try to install again I get the following error:
- FAILED installing vscode-cpptools: File is not a zip file
The problem seems to be that your connection is flaky, or you are behind a flaky firewall.
It could be. Pretty much the majority of the companies are protected by firewalls and there is nothing to do for that.
contributions welcome. https://github.com/puremourning/vimspector/tree/master/support/gadget_upgrade
I wish I could, but at the moment cannot contribute if I cannot at least test locally.
Can you please include the verbose output in both cases (:VimspectorInstall! --verbose vscode-cpptools
)?
If it is removing the file, it's probably for the same reason: your download is corrupt, or does not match the expected checksum. There's really nothing I can do to fix your ability to download the file :/
the majority of the companies are protected by firewalls
Yes, but not flaky ones. If you can't download the file successfully without corruption, I can't really fix that.
Can you please include the verbose output in both cases (:VimspectorInstall! --verbose vscode-cpptools)?
Installing vscode-cpptools@1.17.5...
Checksum doesn't match for C:\Users\yt75534\vimfiles\plugins\vimspector\gadgets\windows\download\vscode-cpptools\1.17.5\cpptools-win32.vsix, removing it
Removing existing C:\Users\yt75534\vimfiles\plugins\vimspector\gadgets\windows\download\vscode-cpptools\1.17.5\cpptools-win32.vsix
Downloading https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode-cpptools/releases/download/v1.17.5/cpptools-win32.vsix to C:\Users\yt75534\vimfiles\plugins\vimspector\gadgets\windows\download\vscode-cpptools\1.17.5/cpptools-win32.vsix
- FAILED installing vscode-cpptools: Checksum for C:\Users\yt75534\vimfiles\plugins\vimspector\gadgets\windows\download\vscode-cpptools\1.17.5\cpptools-win32.vsix (2c0004c3c828030df1d4c53f4e421d2e03d86b47f96fa1efe0691e88f4d56dd6) does not match expected d1e29ba0858e23ae28280f37839f6da4da0fe207a5f78940c811bb1ab27ba725
Installing CodeLLDB@v1.10.0...
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "C:\Users\yt75534\vimfiles\plugins\vimspector\python3\vimspector\installer.py", line 537, in InstallGadget
file_path = DownloadFileTo(
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
File "C:\Users\yt75534\vimfiles\plugins\vimspector\python3\vimspector\installer.py", line 682, in DownloadFileTo
raise RuntimeError(
RuntimeError: Checksum for C:\Users\yt75534\vimfiles\plugins\vimspector\gadgets\windows\download\vscode-cpptools\1.17.5\cpptools-win32.vsix (2c0004c3c828030df1d4c53f4e421d2e03d86b47f96fa1efe0691e88f4d56dd6) does not match expected d1e29ba0858e23ae28280f37839f6da4da0fe207a5f78940c811bb1ab27ba725
Checksum matches for C:\Users\yt75534\vimfiles\plugins\vimspector\gadgets\windows\download\CodeLLDB\v1.10.0\codelldb-x86_64-windows.vsix, using it
Extracting C:\Users\yt75534\vimfiles\plugins\vimspector\gadgets\windows\download\CodeLLDB\v1.10.0\codelldb-x86_64-windows.vsix to C:\Users\yt75534\vimfiles\plugins\vimspector\gadgets\windows\download\CodeLLDB\v1.10.0\root
Removing dir C:\Users\yt75534\vimfiles\plugins\vimspector\gadgets\windows\download\CodeLLDB\v1.10.0\root
Removed file C:\Users\yt75534\vimfiles\plugins\vimspector\gadgets\windows\CodeLLDB
Junction created for C:\Users\yt75534\vimfiles\plugins\vimspector\gadgets\windows\CodeLLDB <<===>> C:\Users\yt75534\vimfiles\plugins\vimspector\gadgets\windows\download\CodeLLDB\v1.10.0\root\extension
- Done installing CodeLLDB
Done
The following adapters were installed successfully:
- CodeLLDB
Failed to install adapters:
* vscode-cpptools
If it is removing the file, it's probably for the same reason: your download is corrupt, or does not match the expected >checksum. There's really nothing I can do to fix your ability to download the file :/
as said:
EDIT: I tried to manually download the file, to compute the checksum with ./vimspector/support/gadget_upgrade/checksum.py >and update the ./vimspector/python3/vimspector/gadgets.py with the newly computed checksum and when I try to install >again I get the following error:
- FAILED installing vscode-cpptools: File is not a zip file
Yes, but not flaky ones.
Most of them are flaky. Especially those of large companies.
If you can't download the file successfully without corruption, I can't really fix that.
I download the file manually without corruption and I update the checksum. But then it complained that the file is not a zip file, see above.
You realise that by changing the checksum you are admitting that your download is corrupted
Most of them are flaky. Especially those of large companies.
This is simply not true. And even if it were not something that I can possibly fix.
You realise that by changing the checksum you are admitting that your download is corrupted.
You must update the guide then.
I even download manually another version and followed that guide and it still does not work, this time complaining that the downloaded file is not a .zip
file.
If you cannot fix it is absolutely fine, no need to gas-light. VSCode works fine with that gadget, vimspectors does not. That is what matters at the end of the day.
Sorry perhaps I misunderstood. I thought you meant you downloaded the existing version and had to change the checksum. That's what I was thinking meant corruption.
If you download the file vimspector expects, and run with verbose does it say that the checksum matches?
Yeah right.
Checksum doesn't match for C:\Users\yt75534\vimfiles\plugins\vimspector\gadgets\windows\download\vscode-cpptools\1.17.5\cpptools-win32.vsix, removing it
Suggests bad download to me.
I wonder if your corp firewall has quarantined the download and retuning some like error page or something ?
I managed to install it.
I manually downloaded this file and compute the checksum.
Then, inspection of .\vimspector\python3\vimspector\gadgets.py
suggested me to add the following (around line 101):
"windows_x64": {
"file_name": "cpptools-windows-x64.vsix",
"checksum": "c198dab997a1c4a1db8998907329dcad0aede0046b877f9a59bd36b0595df2c5",
},
other than updating the version to 1.26.6
.
But for some obscure reason VimspectorInstall
tried to download the version specified at line 78:
'windows': {
'file_name': 'cpptools-win32.vsix',
'checksum':
'2c0004c3c828030df1d4c53f4e421d2e03d86b47f96fa1efe0691e88f4d56dd6',
That is very confusing as there are other keys such as "windows_arm64"
and I naturally add a key "windows_x64"
. Yet, Vimspector try to pick what is specified in the value of the key "windows"
.
Hence, I changed the value of the key "windows"
with the following:
"windows": {
"file_name": "cpptools-windows-x64.vsix",
"checksum": "c198dab997a1c4a1db8998907329dcad0aede0046b877f9a59bd36b0595df2c5",
and run again VimspectorInstall vscode-cpptools
and it went through.
It is a very convoluted and unintuitive way of proceeding.
I cannot test now if it works or not.
I'm sorry to hear that the project doesn't live up to your quality expectations. The installer is a best effort and always has been. Vimspector js after all a DAP CLIENT not a package manager.
The gadget installer is completely optional. Feel free to use the documentation to configure cpptools to be launched from any location on your computer.
But I would request to keep the passive aggressive swipes at the code to yourself as it really reduces my motivation to help.
I tested it right now and it works.
I had to set cpptools anyway because I had to connect the gdb client to an openocd server through telnet connection for embedded applications. I also crated an additional command :VimspectorLaunch
in my config - among other things. So far, so good.
Description
When running
:VimspectorInstall vscode-cpptools
I get the following error:Other gadgets, such as
debugpy
, etc are correctly installed.Is it reproducible in vim?
Reproducible in Vim
Works with clean config?
Yes
Sample project works?
No sample project for this filetype
Minimal Reproduction
List of steps to reproduce:
vim ---clean Nu /path/to/vimspector/support/minimal_vimrc
:VimspectorInstall vscode-cpptools
Expected Behaviour
The mentioned gadget is installed.
Actual Behaviour
The mentioned gadget fails to install.
Additional information
No response
Installation Type
Plugin Manager (git clone)
Vimspector version
0b04cd0e9295c508d0ca6f54c480937619815926
Debug Info
Log file
Vim version
Python version
No response
Neovim diagnostics
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Operating System
Windows 10
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