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Enabling extension breaks Intellisense #254
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Can you try messing with https://github.com/mesonbuild/vscode-meson/blob/main/package.json#L255? Turning it off, for instance. |
I have added:
in .vscode/settings.json but it makes no difference |
Setting it to: |
Do you have a repository that I can try to reproduce with? |
Are you using the C/C++ extension or the clangd extension for the language server? |
C/c++ extension |
Can you share any interesting logs from the C/C++ extension output channel? |
There's only what I pasted above. That message does not appear if this extension is disabled |
Ah ok. Did not realize that was from the C/C++ extension. Thanks! |
We'll, I think it is as it doesn't appear when it works, but I am just guessing, there is no identifier, just that string If it is needed I can share the meson config/json |
Debian Stable
meson 1.0.1
vscode 1.91.1 installed via official deb repository
vscode-meson 1.25.1 installed via vscode extensions marketplace
Intellisense works perfectly fine on a C project, is able to resolve local functions, find all local headers, etc.
As soon as I enable this extension, Intellisense breaks and is no longer able to resolve or find anything. There is only one message in the output window:
Unable to resolve configuration with compilerPath "${default}". Using "/usr/lib/ccache/clang" instead.
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