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'Couldn't start client Reason Language Server' error after building the project #426

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mrakgr opened this issue Mar 21, 2020 · 1 comment

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mrakgr commented Mar 21, 2020

- Install `esy` if you don't have it (`npm install -g esy`)
- Clone this repo
- `cd` to the cloned dir
- Run `esy` from the main project dir
- Run `esy symlink` to link the built artifact into the root folder at `bin.exe`
- Install the VS Code extension's dependencies `cd editor-extensions/vscode && npm i && cd ../..`
- Open this project in VS Code

I followed the instructions, but on the last step I get the error in the title.

Besides this, I had a bit of difficulty in building via esy (step 4) before I figured out that I needed to run the script as an admin on Windows 10.

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mrakgr commented Mar 21, 2020

Before I built the project, I had a similar error to the one above when I opened the project folder in VS Code. Back then as part of the error there was a path a missing bin.exe file somewhere in the project. I think the project built successfully, but the plugin itself might be doing something wrong.

Until this gets resolved would it be possible to redirect the plugin so it uses the server bundled with it rather than the one being compiled here? Right now I just want to browse this project and want editor support to go along with it.

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