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Can't startup extensionHost #20581
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I also frequently get the same error. Using hello world I can get this problem half the time. it will also happen with other extensions. I'm commenting as I have a different set up: |
Related: #4308 |
Can you submit your debug console output when setting Also, are you behind a proxy? |
I also came across this issue.
Steps to Reproduce:
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I also see this issue occasionally. I think it sometimes happens after updating vscode. And just as @Izhaki suggested, restarting my VPN resolves the issue. Most recently, I had this issue with 1.22.0-insider (9160e85). Considering how unintuitive the solution is, it would be nice if vscode could give a better tip than "needs a debugger to continue." Or fix the problem. |
I'm hitting this now too as of Friday. On the Microsoft internal network... It didn't seem to require updating VS Code at all. Both my Insiders and non-Insiders installations hit this when I came back from being sick for a week and I hadn't updated either of them yet. I tried uninstalling and nuking AppData state, but that didn't fix it. I took a performance trace and it shows 50 seconds of idle activity before the extension can be debugged. The debugger toolbar disappears during that 50 seconds making you think that debugging was stopped, but it eventually comes back on its own and allows you to debug the extension host if you wait long enough. It's still an inordinate amount of time to have to wait, especially if you're trying to iterate quickly and you're used to kicking off a debugging session in 5 seconds or so. Perf trace: |
I'm also getting this error when using a network proxy. Disconnecting from the Internet seems to fix the issue, but that's not much of a solution. |
also met at 1.22.2. |
Another observation (macOS high sierra):
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me too |
I'm experiencing the same issue.
VSC version: 1.23.1 P.S. i'm not behined a proxy-server, nor i'm doing something complicated. It's just a simple Hello World extension which was generated by Yo. |
I have also have the same issue, unfortunately playing with proxy options did not change a thing, default is no proxy. Here is my trace debug output:
VSC: 1.25.1 |
Cannot find module '/Applications/Visual Studio Code.app/Contents/Resources/app/node_modules.asar/spdlog/build/spdlog.node' |
I'm experiencing the same issue. I press VSC version: 1.26.1 |
I cannot reproduce this problem with VS Code 1.27.2 or 1.28 on Windows 7. |
I have the same issue on v1.28.2. and I found one interesting behavior.
TCP 127.0.0.1:57467 127.0.0.1:54028 TIME_WAIT |
For my case, my vscode works now, vscode version is 1.29.0. In fact, it works in previous versions.
I'm going to close this issue, may the suggestions help you. |
I still hit this on the newest version of vscode. And my debug console log |
I'll lock this issue now. |
I generate my javascript extension project with this guide: yocode.
After installation, I press
F5
to open Extension Development Host, and it turns outExtension host did not start in 10 seconds, it might be stopped on the first line and needs a debugger to continue.
.Of course the
Hello World
command can't work.I've also tried Node.js 7.5.0/4.2.2, and all with no luck.
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