Processor: AMD Ryzen 7 7735HS with Radeon Graphics
Windows 11 Pro
Morning @VarshaliR, please post the entire error message from that OUTPUT panel and we can try to work out what the issue is. Thanks.
Thanks. This might be related to spaces in your user name which aren’t being escaped correctly.
A new release of the extension will need to be made to resolve this issue. Once that is done you will be sent a new version to install.
@VarshaliR, a few fixes have been made that should hopefully help this particular issue. The extension is now available directly from the VSCode marketplace, to install please remove the manually installed version that you have tried in the extensions panel of VSCode. Then just search for the “Pumas” extension in the marketplace, and install that one (currently version 0.0.2). Let me know if the installation process succeeds.
Thank you , I have used the current version that you’ve sent and i have successfully installed them .
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Hi! I am also facing issue with the installation.
Getting yhe error: Failed to install Pumasproductmanager.jl
Please provide the entire error message that you are seeing @Pradnya1. Including all output found in the OUTPUT tab for Pumas. Similar to the screenshots that VarshaliR has posted.
Hello, this is Tejashree. I was trying to install the new version of Pumas 2.8 via Pumas:List Versions from command pallate, I got a pop up error saying PumasProductManager is not yet installed. I’m sharing the entire error log below for your reference. kindly help me resolve the issue.
- I see that Pumas 2.6.1 is still installed on your laptop. Would you be able to go to your /Applications (assuming you are on a Mac) and remove that
- Can you please go the Pumas application in the VSCode market place and show us the version number you have.
Thanks for checking on the error.
- I did remove the older version of Pumas 2.6.1 from Applications, but was still facing this error.
- The version number thats seen is: 0.1.6
- Close down vscode and all other terminals. Open a new terminal
- In this new terminal, please type
rm -rf ls ~/.julia/environments/PumasProductManager/ - Also type
rm -rf ls ~/.julia/clones - Open VScode.
- Ctrl+Shift+P and type
Pumas List Versions - Choose
Pumas 2.8.0 - Choose
Precompile and Install - If there is a popup to set VSCode settings globally to 2.8.0, please accept it.
Let us know if you are stuck with any of these steps, or else you were able to go through the install.
Best,
Vijay
I tried doing that Vijay, but still facing the same error. I got a popup message saying PumasProductManager is installed successfully, but in the output panel I could see error instaling it, which i’m attaching below. Then when I tried checking for Pumas List Versions, I got the same error.
@Tejashree please run juliaup default release first. Looks like you have Pumas@2.6.1 as your default, which is causing the issue. I’ll be pushing out a fix for this later today, but running that command should allow that step to get passed in the mean time. Once you have then completed installing 2.8.0 you can run juliaup default Pumas@2.8.0 if you’re wanting that as your default.
Thank you very much. Will do it and will update you.
Yes, the issue is resolved. I ran the above code and I could see the Pumas version list. Thanks a lot @vijay and @Michael for helping me out.
Thanks for letting us know. A more comprehensive fix for the issue you faced will be available in the next vscode extension release.
Got it. Thanks again.