I try to use VS Code with Julia language support in it and run nuts unto errors and issues, code cant be run due ongoing problems with Julia Language Server which VS Code try to start and then crashes flawlessly, something prevents JLS to run and connect resulting in VS Code workspace folder cannot be resolved Error !? I try to solve this with AI support but fail also … the other IDE’s i try have even less Julia language support or do not have it at all so no real replacement for CS Code then … Julia as high performance and high processing language should become/be standard in machine learning due high performance demands and not lazy duck python … as such Julia deserve its own full blown IDE on its own … future is all about parallel processing on which python flawlessly fail … so all wrong developed and route taking … what’s not understandable even more, i see all that as beginner in this field, so what the seniors so do not see then ? Such issues hugely limit usage and development of julia language. What user can’t run, he cant use.
Are you working in a corporate environment? Your issue with the language server may be a consequence of your corporate IT security policy. At my work, a recent change to the security policy means that the language server crashes repeatedly until it just gives up. IT have refused (so far) to change the policy so I’m stuck with the issue for now.
Sometimes I wish there were no IDEs whatsoever A simple editor and running the REPL and Julia programs in the terminal is just a few keystrokes away after installing Julia, which is just a one-liner. Every beginner should start there, before using a complex IDE blackbox. But I am repeating myself… (and I will probably continue to do so)
That being said, @AndoStat I guess without any more information, nobody will able to help you efficiently. Do you see any error other than the crash? How does the “flawless” crash look like? Which OS do you use? How did you install Julia? Which version of the Julia Extension do you use? Does Julia work in the terminal/powershell? Etc.