Reputation:
I am an user of Arch Linux and my problem is that I am unable to install extensions. I followed the Microsoft pages which says that I should click ctrl+P and then write ext install (package what I'm looking for)
so I did that.
After clicking "install extension" nothing happend that is why I tried several times with other extensions with no success. The bar "install" has shown but when I clicked on it nothing happend as well. My visual-studio-code was installed via aur Visual-Studio-Code aur page.
I do not think it is connected with installation of visual-studio-code. I will be really thankful for a help with installation of extansions. Sadly no errors where shown in other way I would put it there down here. Please forgive me my english. I am not a native.
Upvotes: 7
Views: 14189
Reputation: 99
It looks like VS Code is not installed for being used as admin in linux, and it means that by default the extensions folder doesn't have permissions to write, so when a user tries to install specific extension, it's not allowed.
What I did was the following, but you can modify the permissions as you prefer:
sudo chmod 777 -R $HOME/.vscode/extensions/
I hope it helps to some linux users.
Upvotes: 2
Reputation: 136
After it failed in the gui, I was able to install it with the code
command line option.
code --install-extension lukehoban.Go
This is not a definitive answer, just "it worked for me."
For OS X users who have this issue, install code
here: How to open Visual Studio Code from the command line on OSX?
Upvotes: 2
Reputation: 5025
I think the right combination is Ctrl + Shift + P, or Ctrl + P but you have to type >
.
Upvotes: 1
Reputation:
It is really strange but after few reboots I successfully installed extansion. I did not know what caused the problem, but it works fine now.
Upvotes: 2