I have created lwc through vscode and deployed the changes to my org(getting success prompt in vscode). But i cannot see my custom component or any lwc changes in the org.
I have installed salesforce extension pack, salesforce cli integration pack, turned off caching in session settings, made sure jdk is installed properly.
Can anyone help with above issue.
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For Intellij plugin, GitHub Copilot shows error please login to github and try again.
I have already done the following:
Authenticated GitHub Copilot with my GitHub user and password.
Allowed GitHub Copilot in GitHub account profile.
Restarted the IDE multiple times after the plugin installation.
I have license for Github Copilot.
What should I do to resolve this error?
You have multiple discussion reporting this error.
discussions 18132 includes:
Behind corporate proxy. Used latest stable version with CLion 1.1.28.1744 and added -Dcopilot.agent.disabled=true to Custom VM properties.
Also delete github-copilot.local.xml and github-copilot.xml in .config/JetBrains/CLion2022.2/options.
This has since been answered by GitHub staff member Benjamin Muskalla (Aug. 11th, 2022):
We’re happy to announce that the latest release of Copilot for Visual Studio Code and Copilot for IntelliJ contains preliminary support for connecting through HTTP proxy servers.
The current version supports basic HTTP proxy setups, with and without basic authentication.
For Jetbrains IntelliJ
Ensure you have Copilot for IntelliJ 1.1.29.1869 or higher installed in your IDE.
Setup the HTTP proxy in your Preferences.
Restart your editor so the proxy configuration is applied correctly to all components requiring connections via the proxy.
For Visual Studio Code
Ensure you have Copilot for VS Code 1.39.6432 or higher installed in your editor.
To set up your proxy, go to your VSCode Settings and ensure your HTTP proxy configuration is set up properly.
Alternatively, Copilot uses the http_proxy and https_proxy variables from your environment.
Restart your editor so the proxy configuration is applied correctly to all components requiring connections via the proxy.
I'm trying to set a Local Development Server for Lightning Web Components according to this link but when I try to install the plugin #salesforce/lwc-dev-server I get this error message :
Code: ShellParseError
and a .js file named npm-cli.js opens in my editor with this content:
#!/usr/bin/env node
require('../lib/cli.js')(process)
Anyone knows what to do? Thanks in advance.
In general, the local development for Lightning Web Components still has beta status: Local Development (Beta)
However, even the beta version can now be used relatively reliably. To set up local development you only need to authorize an org and install the development server. This allows you to develop locally without the need to push your components to an org first.
The local development server and its configuration are provided by a Salesforce CLI plugin. Before you install the plugin make sure you are using the latest Salesforce CLI version by running:
sfdx update
Then the lwc-dev-server plugin can be installed as follows:
sfdx plugins:install #salesforce/lwc-dev-server
After installing the plugin, to start the server on http://localhost:3333 and access all components of the project just run:
sfdx force:lightning:lwc:start
There is even a short official guide on how to set it up: Set Up LWC Local Development
I am trying to install TFS plugin with "**http://dl.microsoft.com/eclipse/tfs**", its showing up couldn't find any software on this link.
Accessing the website in a brower i mentioning that teh web appa is stopped. Th update doesn't seem to be available anymore.
I guess tfs was related to https://marketplace.eclipse.org/content/team-explorer-everywhere , thei indicate on their page to go directly to github an dinstall manually https://github.com/microsoft/team-explorer-everywhere/releases
I'm using eclipse 2019, and I'm trying to integrate it with my company's Azure DevOps, or rather one specific project/repo in that.
After some quick googling, I found a tutorial (which I followed) that involved installing some software through eclipse for Team Explorer Everywhere, a plugin that supposedly performs this automation. However, after installing said plugin and attempting to connect to my company's Devops project, I get stuck in an authentication loop. More specifically, once I point it to the project's url from Azure Devops and give it the correct credentials, Eclipse asks me to click a link and paste a code it gives me into a field in that link once I sign in on the web. I do this, and the website tells me that authentication has been successful and that I should close the browser window. So, I do that. Then I hit "OK" in Eclipse, and the popup I've been in closes.
Now, this is where one might THINK that I would be connected to the Azure repo, but instead when the popup closes it just brings me back to the part where it asks me for a project url, with no changes having been made. I can complete these steps ad infinitum with no difference.
I've tried reinstalling the plugin, using a few different versions of eclipse (like Neon), and several different source urls.
I'd love to share any error messages, but I get nothing. It just blankly returns to the start of the process. The end result I'm looking for is for my Azure repo and and an Eclipse project to be synced.
I have a problem in eclipse with the tfs plugin. I try to login and it stuck in some kind of login loop.
I looked here and in google. Nothing help.
I found this posts:
Eclipse with TFS plugin - looping login
http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/vstudio/en-US/5e3f8b3a-d623-4401-b9f1-50f1f52ab299/eclipse-tfs-plugin-keeps-signing-in-in-loop-followed-by-there-were-some-problems-message
I tried to clean cookies and password and everything possible in IE
I reinstalled the plugin. I updated everything possible, checked for eclipse indigo last version (3.2.7)
Nothing worked. Anyone can help me?
The forum posts you referenced are about the Team Foundation Service, not the on-premise server. Since the service uses Microsoft Accounts (previously known as Live Id's) it depends on cookies in your browser.
The on-premise version of Team Foundation Server uses your domain account which isn't stored as a cookie, but which is stored in the Windows Credentials Vault by default for Windows processes. Try going through the stored credentials to make sure your username/password or TFS server isn't mentioned there. If it is, either update it or remove it.
Can you verify whether the same account settings are correctly picked up by Visual Studio/Team Explorer (if you have it installed on the same machine)? Eclipse and Team Explorer should use the same credential vault.