Closed qingbenpu closed 1 year ago
After downgrading to version 1.0.90, I was able to use the extension normally. Versions 1.0.147 and 1.0.146 cannot be used, and I'm not sure about other versions.
I was unable to reproduce the issue on Ubuntu 22.04 (x64). Could it be possible that you are using an outdated version of Ubuntu or an uncommon CPU architecture?
Also, could you check if there are any errors in:
SQLite3 Editor
section of the Output View (press (Fn+) F1
then Output: Focus on Output View
), oractive-frame (index.html)
section of the Console
tab in the Webview Developer Tools (open the extension's editor, press (Fn+) F1
then Developer: Open Webview Developer Tools
)?I'm running into the same issue, extension is not usable currently, might be related to the failing loading of a dependency, why isn't the bundled with the extension rightaway?
cdn.jsdelivr.net seems to be completey broken for me rightnow, www.jsdelivr.net is reachable but cdn.jsdelivr.net isn't
Thanks for the info! I didn't notice it wasn't bundled. I'll fix it later today.
I've fixed it in v1.0.148. The cause was that I hadn't read "By default all sources come from CDN" in https://www.npmjs.com/package/@monaco-editor/loader#config.
The following error appears in vs code in Ubuntu: Failed to load resources. This issue can occur after an extension update. Please try reopening the window. I have tried other sqlite3 related plugins and they work fine. I don't think there is a problem with your plugin, maybe it is my recent improper operation of the Ubuntu system that caused this error, but I do not have the ability to find and solve this problem. ![Uploading D_(Q]GW7WKWK[Y}MEL@SCFM.png…]()