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I'm new to using SDE, failed to use SDE on VS Code on Windows

Open ohsayan opened this issue 7 years ago • 2 comments

When I open a swift file in VS Code, I get the following errors:

  1. Missing dependent shell tool, please configure correct "swift.path.shell"
  2. Missing dependent sourcekite tool, please configure correct "swift.path.sourcekite"
  3. Missing dependent Swift tool, please configure correct "swift.path.swift_driver_bin" How can I resolve this?

ohsayan avatar Jun 04 '17 10:06 ohsayan

@sntdevco Swift currently does not run on Windows. Maybe it will work using Docker. (Windows supports Docker now, right?) You could try to install Docker and thereafter set swift.path.sourcekiteDockerMode, but I am not sure if it will work.

The other possibility, that will definitively work, would be to run an Ubuntu VM and VS Code on it. Thema you need to install Sourcekite and Swift onto that VM.

vknabel avatar Jun 05 '17 08:06 vknabel

@sntdevco If you are currently using Windows 10 and have WSL on it, please take a look at #36. Hope it helps.

eternalphane avatar Jul 08 '17 11:07 eternalphane