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idris.typecheck
command stops working
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Hmm, I think some parts of the type-checking command is over designed, let me review it later, thx for reporting. |
Oh, BTW, which platform are you playing with Idris, Windows, OSX or a concrete Linux distribution? |
I'm using macOS Sierra 10.12.5. Let me know if you need some vscode logs for debugging. |
There is the same issue on windows |
Same issue on Archlinux ( |
Hi @zjhmale, have you had a chance to review the type-checking code? It would be great if you could give it a look and fix the issue, as it would finally allow me to ditch Atom - this plugin works perfectly for Idris development apart from this. Thanks! |
Same here. Fedora (4.17.12-200.fc28.x86_64) |
Same here, Ubuntu 18.04 under WSL:
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I'm trying to move from Atom to vscode for Idris development, but I'm having a problem with the
idris.typecheck
command.I'm used to run it frequently after I write some function to check if everything is ok. However, the command seems to stop working randomly - sometimes it's after a while, sometimes I can't use it from the beginning. The "Idris: Type checking" label below stops being updated, even in small files when I fix or add a trivial error, and manually executing the command seems to do nothing.
I can only force the type checker to run again after I use other command such as
type-of
oradd-clause
. This is annoying, since I have to move the cursor to an identifier to run one of these commands.The only setting I have overridden is
"idris.warnPartial": true
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