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extension seems not to work on Linux #40

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kuntergunt opened this issue Feb 7, 2019 · 5 comments
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extension seems not to work on Linux #40

kuntergunt opened this issue Feb 7, 2019 · 5 comments

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@kuntergunt
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kuntergunt commented Feb 7, 2019

I can neither set the host address with the command ES: Elastic: Set Host
command 'elastic.setHost' not found
nor can I, after manually configuring the host in a .esenv file, make a query run
command 'elastic.execute' not found

I am on Ubuntu 18.04.1 LTS
VSCode is 1.31.0
Elasticsearch for VSCode is 0.13.3

Reinstalling the extension did not resolve the issue.

@krasoffski
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Hm, I also have Xubuntu and this extension works without issues.

@sanket-valani
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Works fine for me with same extension version
OS: Linux x64 5.7.7-arch1-1
VS code version: 1.47.1

@sailingpalmtree
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Same issue as OP.

Ubuntu 18.04.5 LTS
VSCode is 1.53.2
Elasticsearch for VSCode is 0.13.3

@miozus
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miozus commented Oct 24, 2021

Same issue.

MacOSX: 11.6 BigSur
VSCode: 1.61.2
Elasticsearch for VSCode v0.13.3

@tomasWade
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linux(KDE) , Same problom. But It's work fine after below
1 reinstall plugin
2 update vscode
3 new directory
4 open directory in trust
5 create a file with .es extension
6 save file
7 input some code , eg: GET _cat/health
8 dialog should be pop up. if not ,ctrl + shif + p and execute elastic.setHost
9 It's worked !

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