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    can't get PyMakr to start in VSCode

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    • D Offline
      dr_matt
      last edited by dr_matt

      Already blown 1/2 a day trying to trouble shoot this and getting no where, please help!

      I followed the instructions on setting my PyMakr https://docs.pycom.io/gettingstarted/software/vscode/

      • I am using a Windows machine
      • I already had VScode installed with PlatformIO
      • I downloaded node.js 64 bit version, I couldn't get PyMakr to work, so removed and installed the 32 bit version as advised in Pycom trouble shooting. Both gave same result.
      • Confirmed Node is installed using node -v in command prompt (v12.18.3)
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        This is odd as VScode is saying it is using version 12.14.1 of Node.js
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      • VScode version is 1.49.00
      • PyMakr plugin is v1.1.6, it is installed globally
        1af69e66-b2db-4421-b47f-c7fc55e74836-image.png
      • The PyMakr device is coming up as following COMM port
        deee1f8a-6d98-4670-9a44-915b3e75bbb6-image.png

      I am not getting the blue bar down the bottom. I have a purple bar which is from Platform IO.

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      Any help on what to do? Not sure where I have gone wrong. Thanks

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        benc
        last edited by benc

        I also have the issue since my VSCode updated to 1.49 (August 2020). Before this update, it was working.
        So I guess that the VSCode update has killed the PyMakr plugin, like has happened in the past

        If you manually install 1.48.2, it should work:
        https://code.visualstudio.com/updates/v1_48
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        Then in settings, disable automatic updates.
        This worked for me. Will need to keep using 1.48.2 until Pycom release a fix for PyMakr

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          dr_matt
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            Gijs
            last edited by

            Hi,
            Thanks for notifying us! We were not aware of the issue. Ill notify the developers!
            Gijs

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              dr_matt @benc
              last edited by

              @benc Yes, thanks, rolling back VScode one version worked. Appreciated!

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                ahmadelmasri
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                Please check the new version 1.1.7!

                Ahmad EL Masri

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