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@daimor Can you look into this? beta.9 contains your web extension commits |
@RyszardWithAZ I installed 1.1.2-beta.9 in regular VS Code and Insiders on my Mac and was able to reproduce this error on both. Is this the same for you? |
There a bit more, than just only web extension support, I've also removed some of seems unused modules as well |
the issue in updated node-fetch, node-fetch/node-fetch#1367 |
I also upgraded to beta.9 BUT I also downgraded back to beta.5 and still had the error in VSCode Insider. I didn't want to play with my regular VSCode because I need SOME connection working. |
Could you check this version? |
I installed it in VSCode Insider and still the same issue. |
Did you reload?
with exactly this version number |
I made one more build with a change, which should have any differences. |
Yes I reloaded, and in fact I tried reloading VSCode multiple times, but no, I never get that output in the Insiders Edition. I wonder if this is the same issue when I tried downgrading it to beta.5 with no luck. I felt brave and applied your new build to my regular VSCode and it did indeed work and I get that output. So my regular VSCode is fine with this new build. So, my Insiders Build is broken, I can't seem to downgrade it either. I also tried totally deleting the ObjectScript (and Language Server) extensions and reinstall them from scratch, that also didn't work! |
@daimor I installed the |
So, it looks like it was not even activated. Any other logs from VSCode? |
@daimor I found this in the Window Log:
And this in the Extension Host Log:
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After adding this line to my Insiders' argv.json, everything works: "enable-proposed-api": ["intersystems-community.vscode-objectscript"] Previously this was only required for regular VS Code but I guess it's required for Insiders as well now |
Well, here it is. So, it's another issue, could you make it separate. And we will finish this issue, which I think you agree is solved. And I'll see to this issue with proposed api |
@daimor Done. I think we can merge your PR and close this issue |
Thank you, I also added that to my argv.json and Insiders also now works. Thanks again, especially for the very fast attention! |
Seems that node-fetch was upgraded again on the PR #840 and this issue is back. Going back to the previous beta (1.4.2-beta.3) work as expected. |
@Taulim thanks for the alert. The issue is now fixed in 1.4.2-beta.5 |
This MAY be a bug with the new VSCode Insider Edition (see bottom for version info), but I still wanted to give you a heads-up in case it's an issue with the plug-in too.
With the existing release of VSCode, it works, but with the VSCode Insider Edition, I can't connect to IRIS, I get these errors:
and
VSCode Insider Edition version info:
Version: 1.63.0-insider (user setup)
Commit: 827f76521d33a61c19e92160649a0a6af8bad132
Date: 2021-11-30T11:58:52.241Z
Electron: 13.5.2
Chromium: 91.0.4472.164
Node.js: 14.16.0
V8: 9.1.269.39-electron.0
OS: Windows_NT x64 10.0.19043
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