Thomas Thomassen
Thomas Thomassen
Turns out macOS Monterey is using port 7000. And RubyDebugger doesn't handle a failed connection - it just crashes. (https://developer.apple.com/forums/thread/682332) Try with a different port and let me know.
If you launch without using `open`, but open SU directly: ``` /Applications/SketchUp\ 2022/SketchUp.app/Contents/MacOS/SketchUp -rdebug "ide port=6123" ``` Does the terminal output say anything like `Initializing ruby-debug-ide protocol`?
Same question as Steve - is this intentional?
I'm seeing the same thing on my Windows 11 system. Is there any logs or anything that I can dig up to provide more context? Or this is reproducible on...
Sorry - I should have included that info right away. That is the command I use, yes - however I have updated to CMake 3.3.0RC1. I also tried with Win64...
On this particular machine, yes. I guess people more commonly build some the console instead of using the VS solution?
Sure, no problem. I use the docs on the website anyway for reference. I added the docs to the build recently because of that `_add_doxy_headers` error I had earlier in...
> Hi Thomas, I identified the cause of this issue in CMakeLists. It looks like we'll need a broader refactoring of cmake files so I'd like to defer to after...
This sounds nice, especially the first point. I'm currently embedding OSD as a sub-module into my own project. I however split the build dir to be sibling to the sub-repo...