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Is this extension supported on Mac? #34
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I will eventually need to update the extension, but the
Have you tried not setting the |
Hey, thanks for the quick reply, much appreciated. if I drop /bin the error goes away, and I get the thumbs up, but the intellisense is not kicking in. I restarted vs, but no luck. |
@blackbirdmango Have you saved the file? It has to be saved first =/ |
Hi, yes I saved it.. Doesn't work |
Anything in the extension logs? |
@blackbirdmango Can you try the new version |
So what happens when you create a file like Then put this content in it: /**
* Formats a bash script by adding the shebang,
* setting the verbose level and sourcing bashrc.
* @param userScript The bash script you want to run.
* @param consoleOutput If you want the script results
* to be printed out to console.
* @param failFast If you want the script to stop on first
* non zero exit code.
* @return The userScript formatted for bash.
*/
String formatScript(String userScript, Boolean consoleOutput=true, Boolean failFast=true) {
return 'test'
}
formatScript('testing')
make sure to save again. What happens when you hover your mouse over |
This is really strange and I'm not sure what the problem is. I will have to borrow a mac to debug. In the function that starts the groovy language server it should print several debug lines. One of them is when it starts the language server. Line 156 in da6846d
The strange thing, is that message is not being printed, but the message at the end of the function is? The "extension is running" is some how being printed but not the other one. |
Hello,
Curious if this extension is supported on a Mac M1. No matter what JDK path I put in "groovy.java.home" param of the settings file, I get the error: "The groovy.java.home setting does not point to a valid JDK".
Thanks in advance
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