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The given path's format is not supported #1036
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I did realize I was using the stdin executable instead of http like I meant to, but same issue with http.
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what is the path here - I am asking because I think you redacted it out? |
I didn't post the path because it has a customer name in it, but it is in the form "D:\Path\to\my\project.sln". There are no special characters in it unless the ":" in "D:" could cause it. Do I need to have unix paths somehow? |
Full output (note there's another issue with libuv, but I think I know what that's about) |
@jmbeach If you have a theory about that libuv issue I'd love to hear it, I'm currently struggling with exactly that, after building the latest master. I'm on a 64bit Windows machine so my exe is at Does that sound like what you're experiencing, or is this a different issue? |
@nickspoons I got that solved. I had x86 libuv in my PATH environment variable, but I needed x64 Snippet of my PATH: |
I guess omnisharp-roslyn defaults to building for x64 |
Ah OK thanks. I don't have it in my path, so I'm not quite sure where omnisharp is getting it from. Thanks anyway. |
Found the issue. One of the projects in my solution is an ASP.NET website. When OmniSharp runs the method |
When trying to run Omnisharp:
Omnisharp.exe -p 2000 -s "D:\Path\to\my\soluntion.sln"
I get the error:
Not sure what's wrong here.
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