Dan Stoyer
Dan Stoyer
> Thank you for the report! > > I noticed that you mentioned the project you're working on doesn't have a bundle. The extension is activated on two scenarios: if...
> That should not be necessary. It's odd that you're not seeing anything printed in the output and no errors pop up. It feels like activation is not even running...
I ran `rdbg --open=vscode .rb` from command line in Terminal and VS Code opened and the Ruby-LSP activated. It only activates if I use that rdbg command. Ruby-LSP does not...
> Interesting. It may be related to the environment. When you normally open VS Code, do you click on the icon or do you run `code .` on your terminal?...