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Cannot get extension working on VSCode #62
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Hi Max, I want to get more information from your issue. Could you try:
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I'm away from that computer now. I won't be able to get back to you for another 10 hours. |
Here is the output. I'm a member of the unofficial Wolfram discord server. The below link is an invite. It might be easier to do this live if you're interested. |
It seems that the default ZeroMQLink is not set to 1.1.22. It's still using 1.2.1 as shown above. I am already in that discord server. I will ping you there. |
Hi @PhyX-Meow , As discussed above and in the wiki, you need ZeroMQLink 1.1.* to make the language server work. |
But the problem I cannot load it, even I delete the version in user folder, mma would use the built-in one. |
Can you try the latest revision on the |
Wolfram solved this upstream bug recently. Please manually upgrade the ZeroMQLink paclet PacletInstall["ZeroMQLink"] ref: https://github.com/kenkangxgwe/lsp-wl/wiki#working-with-mathematica-123130 |
Just getting this output in VSCode and I cannot get the extension working after following the documentation. Is there any additional configuration that needs to happen on Mathematica? Do I need to open a port in a notebook within Mathematica?
I've followed the troubleshooting tip as well.
PacletInstall["ZeroMQLink" -> "1.1.22", ForceVersionInstall -> True]
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