I have used the live sass compiler a few hours back, it worked fine, but now it's not working. Can you please let me know what can be the problem?
This is what I see when I hit ctrl + s
This is my project folder structure
This is settings in settings.json
Thanks for your help in advance.
Do you have any other folders open at the same time in Visual Studio? This happened to me one day and by closing all the folders started working again. It doesn't work by just restarting Visual Studio, you have to close them by hand.
The settings.json seems alright and the compiler isn't showing any errors.
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Not sure how this problem specifically occurred. I've been doing some googling trying to narrow down what exactly is going wrong as my project was fine a few days ago. When i attempt to debug my VSCODE project i'm presented with this error.
this is a picture of my launch.json file:
Also, this an error if it helps displayed in the debug console.
Things i've tried so far,
Rebooting the computer
Uninstalling and Reinstalling VSCODE as well as disabling extensions
Creating a new VSCODE Project to attempt to debug
Deleting the launch.json file and creating a new one
just delete the launch.json file and it will work again
After spending some time debugging I solved this problem by simply installing npm packages, I executed command npm i
Just make sure that your npm packages are all installed and none is failing.
Hopefully this helps you or someone with the same issue.
I've solve this problem.
Remove the launch.json file and do not replace it.
Just try to build with F5 button.
Start Debugging from within VSCode
run npm start from a separate terminal and wait for the server to start
refresh the page in your browser
My intuition is that this would create 2 instances of the server binding to the same port and cause a bunch of problems. I'm not sure why, but in my case it worked as expected and let me debug with breakpoints normally.
You don’t need to use the VS Code run button with Live Server. You just right-click the HTML file in explorer and use the menu option “Open with Live Server”.
I tried to uninstall VSCode, cleaned up all data files, uninstalled all the extensions. None of them was working for me. please help!!!
i encountered same problem, make new workspace folder and it will solve the issue
Open workspace/folder and select the file from vscode explorer, don't open the file directly.
Type in Command palette of VS Code "Enable Error Squiggles".. This worked for me!!
Go to the settings and type Error Lens: Enabled.
Make sure you check the box.
When I start Visual Studio Code (Win10[64bit]), click on extensions overview, all my extensions disappeared. The overview is empty. I also can't load any new ones. But I think all the extensions seem to work.
In Addition there is a clock on the extensions symbol and it seems "loading", but nothing happens. Waiting a long time or restart didn't improve anything.
This is my first question, thanks for help.
As commented by the OP above:
Thanks for your ideas, I re-installed and everything is fine now.
The hint came from Maja Okholm:
perhaps try to repair the installation of visual studio code? Control panel > programs > programs and features, find visual studio code and click repair
So I have been using VS Code for a while now, and as of recently when I start up the program, within a couple minutes, my entire computer freezes. I have attempted re-installing it. I have made sure im on the latest update, and I have not recently installed any extensions in the days leading up to this issue.
It is consistently freezing though. Even after restarting my computer and re-installing the application. I have no clue what could be causing this but I really do enjoy VS Code and would like to not have to swap to something else.
Any help is of course greatly apprecaited. Thanks!
I got the same issue in my Ubuntu 16.04.
I did switch off git.autorefresh in the Settings, then it works flawlessly and smoothly
If the problem keeps occurring, I guess an extension is causing the issue (must be).
Try to remove the extensions one by one or disable it in settings then test again. I got the same issue and its fixed after removing the git blame extension.
I had the same problem and adding these settings to Visual Studio Code the PC freezing doesn't happen anymore:
Open VS Code settings (press F1 -> "Preferences: Open Settings
(JSON)";
Add these json properties at the end of your settings
"search.searchOnType": true,
"search.followSymlinks": false,
"search.collapseResults": "auto",
"search.maxResults": 2000,
Save settings.
It freezes a lot too
if you check task manager without vs code it should okay but after you open vs code and try it its the disk has like 100% or something that's why it's freezing
I deleted a folder in Visual Studio Code to recreate it. But each time it recovers all files whereas I just want to create a new empty folder with same name.
This is a common issue that I am also facing for more then a year now and I am unable to find an open issue about this on Github. Every issue related to this that is opened gets closed because the developers are unable to find the source of the problem.
One way I could sometimes replicate the issue is to:
Open the project folder in Windows Explorer
Search for something inside VSCode that is contained in the folder
you are going to delete.
Try to delete the folder in VSCode.
Folder is not deleted.
Clearing the search after does not solve the issue. Most of the times I have to close and reopen VSCode.
Another ridiculous part is that the VSCode sends the file to the OS Trash and you are unable to undo the deletion when it works (CRTL + Z). VSCode is being pushed to the community by many developers but is really an infant editing tool that is terrible, the only amazing part of it is the huge ammount of plugins.
This is a long lasting bug that occurs ALL THE TIME with me. I know this is not a valid answer, but it's what I know about this problem this far.
i had the same problem. But works turn off malwarebytes. Maybe another antivirus is blocking to delete folders to, try this.
Try running Visual Studio in Administrator mode. It worked for me.
It took 6 hours to find out that.... it can be deleted by VsCode file explorer, if i try to delete it manually it juggles with admin permission and user permission back and fourth.
Just delete the folder from VSCODE file explorer from the left menu.
I just restart my mac and everything went well after that 🤞
i had the same problem. I go to Terminal and turn off all powershell,a voala I finally can delete folder from VS explorer.