cue-lang
vscode-cue: Manually installed extension doesn't appear in list when using WSL
I have installed the extension to both my host Windows system and to my Linux subsystem by cloning the git repository to:
- Windows:
%USERPROFILE%\.vscode\extensions\vscode-cue - Linux:
~/.vscode/extensions/vscode-cue
I closed and reopened VS Code. The extension did not appear in my list of extensions.
I have cue and cuepls installed only on the Linux subsystem.
I also have the extension asdine.cue installed both on Windows and in WSL, but I don't believe this should cause issues unless there's some naming clash?
Let me know if you need any other details.
@tvandinther I just tried to install this extension and it wasn't picked up by vscode when restarting. I found that I could manually install from source using F1 > Developer: Install Extension from Location... and then navigating to the install dir ~/.vscode/extensions/vscode-cue.
@tvandinther we have released multiple new versions of vscode-cue and the CUE LSP in the last year; is this issue still present on your Windows WSL environment?
My environment has also changed a lot since as well and I use the LSP without problems now on other platforms. Happy to consider this issue closed with all the improvements made to the LSP and extension since.