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Can't connect to discord rpc
After Installation, I get a prompt.
Can't connect to discord rpc: connect ENOENT /run/user/1000/discord-ipc-0
I guess discord is launched ?
Discord was already launched up. After that I launched VS code. After Installation, On reloading vs code the prompt appears.
A strange thing that i recently noticed, It's happening with all the other vs-code extensions too that rely on Discord RPC.
Do you have the client version of discord ?
Yes, I do have the client installed (discord-0.0.4.deb)
Yeah i have same problem too
Yeah i have same problem too
Issue seems to be Ubuntu 18.04 using snap, so the discord directory looks like snap.discord
and not discord
. Download Discord Presence plugin, and if it doesn't work for you, head over /home/{user}/.vscode/extensions/icrawl.discord-vscode-x.xx.x/node_modules/discord-rpc/src/transports/
and replace the IPC.js
file with the one that I have forked, in my repositories.
Am i crazy, there's no node_modules folder in the folder?
Am i crazy, there's no node_modules folder in the folder?
@Nishant-Pall what exactly do you mean? node_modules
should never be committed to any repository, it only contains dependencies defined in the lock file (package-lock.json
or yarn.lock
). That's why we tell git to ignore this folder in .gitignore
. If you're testing this on your local environment you need to run npm install
or yarn
that will install all dependencies given in package.json
and generate a lock file.
That's why we tell git to ignore this folder in
.gitignore
. If you're testing this on your local environment you need to runnpm install
oryarn
that will install all dependencies given inpackage.json
and generate a lock file.
Oh yeah, I forgot my bad, although I was able to solve the issue, just do
sudo snap remove discord
sudo snap remove code
and install them from the main site and not from snap.