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Error: command failed (missing --plugin) #69

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psukys opened this issue Nov 30, 2018 · 1 comment
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Error: command failed (missing --plugin) #69

psukys opened this issue Nov 30, 2018 · 1 comment

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psukys commented Nov 30, 2018 •
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While this doesn't seem to be reflected in VSCode's UI, after accidentally checking developer console, I noticed that there's wakatime seldom fails to run (copy from console log):

[WakaTime] [ERROR] Error: Command failed: python3 /home/psukys/.vscode/extensions/wakatime.vscode-wakatime-1.2.3/out/wakatime-master/wakatime/cli.py --file /data/Documents/Projects/TUM/Thesis/code/ops-ds2os/opsds2os/nlsm.py --plugin vscode/1.29.1 vscode-wakatime/1.2.3 --alternate-project ops-ds2os

Trying to run the same command in console, error is more verbose:

wakatime: error: unrecognized arguments: vscode-wakatime/1.2.3

I believe the problem is missing --plugin before vscode-wakatime/1.2.3 as there's no more aforementioned error by using it.
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Fixed with e5ba512 and released in v1.2.4.

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Separate plugins and use --plugin for each
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