Closed jinxthomas closed 3 years ago
@tomaustin700 I second this after the latest version I get the same error
Hi @micheleissa @jinxthomas Looks like something wasn't packaged correctly when I pushed 1.5.0 so it was missing some packages causing the extension to not load correctly. I have just pushed 1.5.2 which I think resolves the issue. Sorry about that and thanks for letting me know.
Thanks so much for jumping right on this. I've already shared your extension with two colleagues :) On Tuesday, October 6, 2020, 02:26:58 AM CDT, Tom Austin notifications@github.com wrote:
Hi @micheleissa @jinxthomas Looks like something wasn't packaged correctly when I pushed 1.5.0 so it was missing some packages causing the extension to not load correctly. I have just pushed 1.5.2 which I think resolves the issue. Sorry about that and thanks for letting me know.
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Describe the bug After installing the extension (which happens instantaneously) running the shortcut command 'azure-devops-pipeline-validator.validate' not found
When you try to access the command from Ctl-Shift-P the command is not listed
To Reproduce Uninstall program from VSCode (if it already exists) Close and restart VSCode Open VSCode and go to extensions Install YAML-Pipeline-Validator-VS-Code-Extension Try to validate a YAML file observe that the command does not exist
Expected behavior I would expect the command to exist or that I would get an error when trying to install.
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