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Uncaught Error: Connection is closed #60
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Dirty workaround is to disable and enable package again. |
I've had the same issue just now - it's occured while I was trying to type some comment block (docBlock). And next the error notification was showing up on every single try to type something in my file. Windows 10 x64 |
The error has been occured again, and again while typing an docBlock comment.
So, reenable plugin is an temporary workaround. |
reenable plugin doesn't helps... |
Happens still in Atom 1.22. |
Stack Trace on Mac OS X:
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Does anyone have a public project they can share with steps to reproduce the error using that project? |
@rsese Try it with any PHP project, because it’s unusable in Atom for me across three different Macs, so much so that I quickly stopped using the “IDE” features. |
Yes I've tried with simple test files and also with random projects like https://github.com/borisrepl/boris but can't reproduce this error. As Damien mentioned in atom/ide-typescript#17 (comment), getting a reproduction would be helpful for us. |
Don't know if is related, but I had similar problems after setting "Memory Limit" to 1GB in ide-php's settings. Removing this customization the problem solved, but, obviously, with large projects (opening more than one) my ram saturates and the pc collapses :( |
@vash1486 Yes, in my experience it is related. |
I gave up with this issue, and Atom in general. Started using Visual Studio Code with the Intelephense package and it’s snappy and has more IDE-features than even this package would have added to Atom for PHP development. |
#73 looks related. |
**Sidenote: ** While I haven't switched to VSCode because of missing use statement auto-insertion on auto-complete, I have found intelephense to be far better as well. I did inquire early on if atom-php would consider switching auto-complete providers, but it seems that atom-php and the current autocomplete provider are a package deal. They would only consider switching if the felixbecker package didn't work out. @martinbean That being said, it might not be that difficult to make an Atom port of intelephense. (I find Atom's UI better than VSCode, personal preference, so I will probably be sticking with Atom for now.) |
@mikebronner I was a longtime user of Atom. Had used it as my primary development environment since private beta. But been using VS Code in anger for a couple of months now and already feel comfortable with it. It’s a shame. I did (and still do) like Atom, but it seems to be suited for working with “first-class” supported languages like JavaScript, and PHP support and compatibility just feels like an afterthought because PHP’s not a “cool kid” language. If the ide-php package ever becomes stable, then I’ll give it another try, but I write PHP as my day job and need an editor that makes it easy for me, not one that I have to fight with. |
This package becomes unusable for me after a few minutes of usage. I get the following in the Console:
Also, I don’t know if it’s related, but autocomplete and tab-completions get very laggy when this package is enabled.
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