Hello,
After completing the Pumas license activation and installation in VS Code, I exited the program. When I reopened the VS Code, an error message always appeared before the Julia extension loaded. I’m wondering whether this is a normal occurrence that can be ignored, or if it indicates an issue that needs to be resolved to ensure Pumas will work properly in the future. I’ve attached the error message for your review. Thank you very much for your help!
I haven’t seen that error before. Please share the content of your settings.json
Hi Andreas,
I attached the image. Please take a look to see if this is “settings.json”. Thank you so much!
I attached
Did you try to close VSCode again and restart it? Also, do you see .vscode folder in the File Explorer?
Hi Andreas,
I just closed VSCode again and restart it. The error message still came out first, followed by Julia. I can see “.vscode” folder in the File Explorer. Please take a look. Thank you!
I was referring to the File Explorer inside of VSCode, i.e. the one you see if you click the two sheets of paper in the navigation bar to the left, see below. However, it might show the same folder as the one you shared here. Is there anything in that .vscode folder? Please share the content here.
Hi Andreas,
I open the Explorer folder and .vscode folder. Please take a look at the image. Thank you!
In VSCode, please try to completely remove the Julia extension, restart VSCode, install it again and let me know if the issue is still present
Hi Andreas,
I uninstalled Julia Extension, restarted VSCode, and reinstalled it. The error message still came out.
Could you please try to open a new terminal by clicking on the “+” in the upper right of your screenshot. Then in that terminal, please start Julia by typing “julia” and hit enter. That should start a normal (non-Pumas) Julia session. Do you see the same error? If you do, could you try to run julia from "cmd.exe` as well?
Hi Andreas,
Sorry for the delayed reply, and thank you so much for your help. I tried the change you suggested, and the original error message is gone. Please take a look at the updated output.
However, when I started running Pumas, I encountered a new error. Is there anything I can do to resolve it? Or should I uninstall everything and reinstall them following the online instruction again.
Thanks.
Best,
Indy
@izang can you please follow the instructions here. It seems that your default julia is not the version that Pumas needs. Follow the instructions here and that should resolve it.
Hi Vijay,
Thank you so much for your help. Following your instructions resolved the previous errors. To ensure that Pumas is now fully operational and correctly configured, would you mind taking a quick look at the attached screenshots? Thanks.
Best, Indy
That looks correct @izang!
Thank you so much!
Best, Indy
