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[SOLVED] PlatformIO IDE Terminal does not work with Atom 1.19 #297
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Atom version? |
1.19.0 |
Oh wow did my atom just get updated? I didnd't see it going. |
See updated title. Atom has released a new version a few hours ago, v1.19. It is built on top of new Electron engine. We don't have PTY binaries for M53. We are working on that, compiling new binaries, please wait 10-15minutes for the new release of PlatformIO IDE Terminal. |
Wow thanks for the quick reply. Continue your good work! |
Could you try to uninstall a package and install again? Does it work now? What is your OS? |
@ivankravets you're the best! I can't believe you resolved this so quickly |
@digitalsaurus Thanks! What is your OS? Architecture? |
@ivankravets My work machine is Windows 7 64-bit... unfortunately lol |
I'm running Atom 1.19 on Debian Sid with the newest version (2.5.5) of this package. But unfortunately I have the same problems as the OP. |
@delta-one did it work before? |
It worked with Atom 1.18 if that's what you mean. |
Temporary solution: install gcc, uninstall terminal package and install it again. Should work now |
No luck there either. |
2.5.5 also broken on Mac with Atom 0.19. |
Thank you Ivankravets! It works on Windows 10 - 64bits. Like you said I had to rienstall it to work tho, only updating it wouldnt do the job. |
I also have same issue w/ v2.5.5 on Mac Atom 1.19.0 ⚡ UpdateI run the "rebuild packages" and solved it self |
Contrary to other reports, I had no issue recompiling the native addons after upgrading this package to 2.5.5. Running Atom 1.19 on macOS Sierra. |
Recompiling the package through the Atom GUI after updating to 2.5.5 worked for me too. Atom 1.19.0 x64 on Windows 7 |
@sectsect could you archive and attach here P.S: What is your macOS version? |
All people who has a problem, please provide
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The file doesn't exist, because I don't have a build-folder in node_modules. |
? Try
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gcc (Debian 7.1.0-12) 7.1.0 Have tried uninstalling and installing the package several times. |
@delta-one ok, what do you see with?
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Have you tried moving your mouse to the right of the error message? The color of the button blended in with the background of the error message on my Windows machine. It took moving the mouse over on the right for the button to highlight itself. On my MAC, I changed the theme, and the button seemed to appear slightly below the frame of the error message. |
PlatformIO IDE Terminal 2.6.0 is out! A lot of improvements:
Please update. P.S: If you still have problems with a terminal, please make clean uninstallation of Atom and install the package again. |
Thanks!!! Everything now works perfectly in dev mode too!
…On Fri, Aug 25, 2017 at 9:57 AM, Ivan Kravets ***@***.***> wrote:
PlatformIO IDE Terminal 2.6.0 is out! A lot of improvements:
- Add predawn theme (#296
<#296>)
- Optional --login shell (#294
<#294>)
- Toolbar button with atom styleguide (#345
<#345>)
- Fix labels rendering outside of Atom's 'editor mini' panel (#339
<#339>)
- Fix "Some installed packages could not be loaded..." with a new Atom
1.19
Please update.
P.S: If you still have problems with a terminal, please make clean
uninstallation
<http://docs.platformio.org/en/latest/ide/atom.html#windows> of Atom and
install the package again.
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Solution 1 was good for me until Atom 1.19.4 and PlatformIO IDE Terminal 2.6.0. Apparently PlatformIO 2.6 fixed the "Some installed packages..." thing so now there's no error message when Atom loads and hence no button to rebuild packages. I'm trying solution 2 but is there a way to rebuild all Atom packages manually? |
@lngka Could you try to uninstall/install terminal package. Did it help? |
@ivankravets Sadly it didn't help :( btw it's not like its unsuable, I could open/close the terminal but not minimize, multiple terminals are out of the question Can I have the bug from 2.5.5 back? |
Ever since Atom 1.18 to now atom 1.19.7 this has always worked without any issues whatsoever for me. The only issue I have is related to interactive rebases -> atom/github#762 (comment) and Im unsure if its related to terminal, gt, or github atom package. |
@the-j0k3r it sounds like issue atom/github#961 |
For anyone having this issue, I had to do a clean uninstall of atom and install it again to have it working. |
I fixed this issue for me by changing the Shell Override for platformio-ide-terminal. I went to the Welcome Guide in Atom, clicked Install a Package, opened Installer then clicked Packages. Then I selected platformio-ide-terminal Settings. Auto Run Command was made blank and Shell Override was made as: C:\WINDOWS\System32\cmd.exe |
solution 2 works |
Had this problem again: Atom error message was saying that apm rebuild didn't work. Tried to copy 'pty.node.bak' from x64_57 into x64_m64 and rename it to pty.node. Now the icons show and the terminal opens but input is disabled and bash won't start inside it so I removed the x64_64 folder. |
@Caellian I am having the same problem, tried reinstalling atom and platformio-ide-terminal but no luck |
Also having this issue.
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#The issue is solved in the new Update of Platformio-ide-terminal : They have removed the problem in the latest update. You can directly download it from your setting>intall> search(platformio-ide-terminal). |
Solution No.1
platformio-ide-terminal
packageplatformio-ide-terminal
packageSolution No.2
apt-get install gcc
,yum install gcc
xcode-select --install
platformio-ide-terminal
packageplatformio-ide-terminal
packageI was working in Atom, and all of sudden my atom closed.
I opened it back, and I no longer have my terminal toggle.
I don't have the icon to open it.
I tried to toggle/open it from the Packages menu, but still nothing.
Nothing happens.
I tried rebooting, reinstalling the package ect..
Even other terminal won't work.
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