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Vue server crashed after upgrading to v2.0.21 in VSCode + Nuxt 3 #4460
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Please provide a more complete reproduction than |
Agreed. And the screenshot doesn't provide any useful information since the code is optimized, you'd better copy the whole error log then upload as a file. |
I have the same problem, here is the log from output Error: [UriError]: If a URI contains an authority component, then the path component must either be empty or begin with a slash ("/") character Node.js v18.18.2 |
Which vscode version are you on? Node v18.18 doesn't sound right. Also, please write how to reproduce this, add your extension list, the platform, vscode version etc. |
Thanks for the detailed information. Please try to create a new (empty) profile in vscode and activate only the volar extension to see if the problem persists without all those other extensions. |
Didn't reproduce. I enabled and disabled each of the many extensions I had installed, while repeatedly restarting the extension host. vscode-styled-components % code --list-extensions --show-versions | grep styled
styled-components.vscode-styled-components@1.7.8 As I mentioned, there are no specific steps to reproduce the issue, and in my environment, whenever I open a project or restart the extension host, it crashes after 11 seconds. However, this should not be taken as a solution to the problem, but rather the conflict should be improved. |
@so1ve Thanks for the message. First, here is the message you see when
This is what the Japanese message means.
When I opened the configuration link “構成...”, a list with only one option, "Prettier", appeared, and I had no choice but to choose it, so I chose it without really understanding what to do. Next, here is the message when In Hybrid Mode, it's always Auto from the start, whether there's a problem or not. Both are set to Auto, but I found that they are only disabled when there is a problem, so I tried forcing them to However, I don't understand what this means. To begin with, there were no problems until the other day, but this issue occurred around the same time as the Vue - Official update. Is it the right solution to always keep it set to |
Also, there was an update to VSCode v1.90.1 today, but updating it did not change the situation. |
Forcing Hybrid Mode to always be set to true will make language tools crash when there is other extensions that uses a ts plugin enabled, so we'd better left it to |
@haoliangwu, I was having the same problem as you. However, the most recent update of Vue - Official ( |
@jagoncalves14 Thanks for letting everyone know! The issue no longer occurs even when |
Vue - Official extension or vue-tsc version
2.0.21
VSCode version
1.90.0
Vue version
3.4.27
TypeScript version
5.4.5
System Info
Steps to reproduce
just install the plugin and open a file with
.vue
extension.Link to minimal reproduction
No response
Any additional comments?
lang="jsx"
attr in codebase, anyway, the method cannot make sense, because we actually usejsx
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