what I did is just changed the color theme and after that, it is stopped working as expected regular behavior, It is not showing suggestions, VS Code IntelliCode also not working as before I have done efforts of my side as like uninstalled all extensions and installed them again, deleted VS Code from applications and installed it again. Image You can see the extensions which are using currently and also you can observe that I'm using the style of justify-content when I typed the quotes then it is supposed to show all the values available for it. but it is not showing currently
Please let me know, are there any possible ways to get back to the normal behavior of VS Code for Mac?
I already uninstalled all the extensions and installed them again, removed VS Code from Applications. and downloaded the latest version from the official VS Code site.
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I’m using https://flutter.dev/learn to learn Flutter and Visual Studio Code (VS Code) editor. After successfully completing the exercise, “Your first Flutter app” (https://codelabs.developers.google.com/codelabs/flutter-codelab-first#0), I had started experimenting with the code to better understand both Flutter and VS Code in which I somehow made VS Code to no longer recognize Flutter.
Is there a way to restore VS Code to recognize Flutter once again? See screenshots for context, which is just some basic Flutter code to show what errors I'm getting.
VS Code full window screenshot
Flutter Code with red underlines indicating errors
Flutter error messages in VS Code
I tried,
the little yellow lightbulb icons that allows to create various classes, such as "StatelessWidget."
uninstalling and reinstalling the VS Code editor and the extensions Dart and Flutter.
deleting the folders with my "student" apps.
I expected clicking on the help yellow lightbulb icons would resolve my issue, and when that didn't happen, I tried reinstalling VS Code hoping that would allow me to start over again like the first time around where VS Code had no problem recognizing Flutter. Except after the reinstallation, it was like VS Code was stuck in the state before I uninstalled it and not revert to its original state when I first installed VS Code. To say the least I'm a bit flustered with Flutter and more than vexed with VS Code.
I'm not really a coder but I use VS Code at work for various reasons on my mac.
If I move between VS Code and my browser, every time I open VS code it freezes for a moment. It freezes if I change tab or move file. Looking at my commit changes or doing anything with the in-built terminal doesn't cause it to freeze.
All the dependency packages are up to date. I've disabled all of the plugins and it still happens. VS Code is at the latest version, 1.67.0.
I really don't know what is causing it and would appreciate any help!
I've been learning Dart/Flutter on VS Code and the Hot Restart/Reload was always automatic (if I changed a color in the code, it automatically showed up on screen). I have to manually trigger the action now. I have no idea what changed.
I'm using VS Code and iOS emulator. I can't run SDK on Android Studio right because I'm on the new mac M1 processor.
Solutions I've tried:
Opened other Flutter projects and verified the hot restart isn’t
working on any of them (its not an import error like other posts have suggested)
I ensured that I can manually hot restart from VSCode and terminal to see changes
Flutter Doctor shows no errors
I ran Flutter Upgrade from the terminal anyway
I uninstalled and reinstalled Dart and Flutter from VS Code
I ensured VS Code’s autosave feature was on
I ensured VS Code’s “Dart: Flutter Hot Reload on Save” (and Restart) were both checked
I tried running with and without debugging
I restarted my computer and VS Code
Edit: I just installed Android Studio and cannot get an automatic hot reload here either. I connected it to iOS emulator, turned on automatic saving after 2 seconds of being idle, and still have to manually reload. Alternatively, I can go to the menu and click "Save All" and it will reload to update the UI (without me having to click a hot reload or restart icon). But, it's still manual.
Edit: 2/25/21: A "fix" has been introduced in the v3.20.0 beta.
https://dartcode.org/releases/v3-20/
Ok, I was finally pointed in the right direction for an answer.
Apparently, the automatic hot reload after an IDE autosave was a bug that some users found to be a useful feature. The intended functionality was to only trigger a hot reload on a manual activation. Thus, the bug (feature) was "fixed" taking this functionality away.
Feedback shown a light on the fact that some people found the bug useful and there is now an indication that this functionality will be returned in the future.
https://github.com/Dart-Code/Dart-Code/issues/3110
Edit: 2/25/21: A "fix" has been introduced in the v3.20.0 beta.
https://dartcode.org/releases/v3-20/
VSCode can be buggy sometimes and this problem is arguably the most annoying. I had this happen to me last week when I decided to use a barrel file with flutter web.
Meaning, I had a folder with all the components exported and then would import only that one file, like this
And then wherever I wanted all those files to be, I would add
import barrell.dart
Now this worked perfectly fine when I was working with flutter on mobile, and the second I went to flutter web my app would not hot reload.
I share this with you to say that I found out about this by a process of elimination. Took me a little bit, but I created a new project from the bottom up, added in each part one by one, and then I found that it was this barrell file that was messing the hot-reload up..
So my best advice is to do the same - start fresh with a new project, add back the pieces one-by-one and if you do find out what is causing the hang-up, I implore you to share it here:
https://github.com/flutter/flutter/issues
When I first started using Visual Studio Code for my cobol, it was working fine. But lately when I try to compile my code after saving it in vsc it gives errors about there being weird characters.
If I do the same changes in Notepad++ it works fine. I've been going through the settings in vsc but I cannot find anything wrong in there. But then again I don't know that much about it. I'm also using the extension cobol syntax support from bitlang.
Does anybody know how this is possible? Is there some setting that messes this up? I cannot really show any screens or anything. since this is all work related and I'm not allowed to share.
My guess is, that this is related to the code page used to save the project.
Notepad++ by default uses UTF-8. you may need to change the code page on Visual Studio Code to UTF-8.
https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/getstarted/settings
Using Visual Studio Code I have installed a few extensions (like Guidelines showing vertical dotted lines between pairs of matching brackets). When I start VS Code I can see all my extensions working fine in the Editor window.
However, when I switch to another tab within VS Code, I no longer see the Guidelines or evidence of any extension working in the new editor tab. Worst of all, when I then switch back to my original tab, all the guidelines etc that were there a few seconds ago are gone!
To fix the issue I have to restart VS Code. This can't be right! Has anyone hit the same problem?
I have tried uninstalling VS Code where it warns me some components could not be uninstalled and I have to do them manually. It doesn't tell me which. When I then reinstall, the extensions are visible (without me reinstalling them) but again I hit the same issues as above.
Please help?
Seems like having too many extensions installed, or perhaps one that is misbehaving behind the scenes, causes this problem. Reduce the number of installed extensions. Use Help->Developer Tools -> Console to see if there are any messages relating to the Extensions server