If settings.json already exists using the command pallet to pick tinygo target fails with the message in the screenshot below.
An example workflow that causes this
.vscode is checked into a remote git repo.
Repo is cloned on a 2nd computer
There is no tinygo target selected when vscode is opened
Picking a target results in
Command 'TinyGo target' resulted in an error (command 'vscode-tinygo.selectTarget not found)
Commenting out the settings created by this extension results in the same error.
Deleting settings.json allows the extension to pick a target and create a new settings.json
If
settings.json
already exists using the command pallet to pick tinygo target fails with the message in the screenshot below.An example workflow that causes this
.vscode
is checked into a remote git repo.Commenting out the settings created by this extension results in the same error. Deleting
settings.json
allows the extension to pick a target and create a newsettings.json