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Error "You don't have an extension of ..." with debugger extension #123881
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(Experimental duplicate detection) |
Duplicate of #123106 will be fixed in 1.56.2 |
This issue is not fixed in latest 1.56.2 and even 1.57. |
@egamma @isidorn |
@Sen-real you are showing a different issue, that is for the |
@isidorn: |
@Sen-real I think you overdid it there a bit. The languages array inside the debuggers is an array of strings, not objects. So just try And the full language details should be contributed I think in another package.json place, not inside |
Thanks! let me try. |
@isidorn Is the new result with 1.56.2 by design? |
Great thanks. |
Cool, thanks! |
@isidorn |
Nope, already fixed. |
Objective Update the "debuggers->languages" part of package.json Abstractions During the discussion in microsoft/vscode#123881, @isidorn found that the "languages" in the "debuggers" part of package.json were over defined - we just need to list language id, instead of language object. With this change applied, the bug #143 is partially solved - now if there's a .lsp file opened, when pressing F5 to debug with VS Code 1.56.2, it doesn't require the existence of configuration file anymore. Tests performed Tested on VS Code 1.56.2 and 1.54.3; it's able attach to autocad on both of them (with a .lsp file opened).
Hi experts,
With VS Code 1.56, we get a new problem with our debugger extension:
Autodesk-AutoCAD/AutoLispExt#143
It seems common, as I found a similar problem here:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/67430297/vscode-you-dont-have-an-extension-for-debugging-html-error
With our debugger extension activated, when starting to debug wth F5, an error dialog of "You don't have an extension of ..." shows up. It suggests to find our extension in the Marketplace.
But as suggested in the page above, the error is gone after we manually added a configuration file for our debugger extension.
Is this a new requirement that a user of a debugger extension must first author a configuration file before starting to debug? or is there some changes in VS Code debugger API that we should apply?
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