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    Pymakr - Breaking change on VSCode 1.40

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      RodgerG
      last edited by RodgerG

      On upgrading to VSCode 1.40, Pymakr fails to initialise with the following error message

      85fdbcab-2808-43b4-86ba-996b1744f47c-image.png

      If I downgrade VSCode to 1.39.2, everything works again.

      As a workaround, I have disabled automatic updates in VSCode under Settings/Application/Update.

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        tttadam
        last edited by

        Same for me also.
        Downgraded and works fine. There is already an issue for that in github

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          RodgerG
          last edited by RodgerG

          Thanks for the pointer @tttadam

          I downloaded the 1.1.5 VSIX beta version by @Josverl on GitHub at https://github.com/pycom/pymakr-vsc/issues/62 and Pymakr now works again on VSCode 1.40

          I will look at GitHub first in future;-)

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            Sn3akyP3t3
            last edited by

            I've been running VSCodium's latest version and I've only been bitten by this bug a couple of times. So far v1.40 of VSCodium is not affected.
            e384944b-f90b-41a7-9788-5b140c475c33-image.png

            I believe the problem is the version of Electron in use.

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