Live-share: Extension doesn't add a UI in the toolbar and errors when running commands.

Created on 17 Apr 2018  路  11Comments  路  Source: MicrosoftDocs/live-share

The extension isn't showing up in my version of vscode and if I run the Live Share: Launcher Setup command it throws the error "command 'liveshare.launcherSetup' not found".

I've tried disabling all other extension to be sure there isn't a conflict. Not sure what else to try.

Thanks!

OS Version
Windows 10

Other version info
2018-04-17_16h17_38

Here's the error in action.
broken_vsliveshare

acquisition and activation bug duplicate vscode insiders

Most helpful comment

@mrozbarry Most likely this is a corrupted install. Try this:

  1. Uninstall the extension
  2. When done, shut down Visual Studio Code
  3. Type rm -rv ~/.vscode/extensions/ms-vsliveshare*
  4. Install again

Something may have gone wrong when it was installed with 1.16 that is resulting in it not getting cleaned up properly on uninstall.

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@GollyJer Thanks so much for reporting this.

Unfortunately, we discovered this was an issue with this very latest VS Code Insiders update (it does not happen in stable). We the details of this tracked as #182 and are hoping to get a fix out very soon along with some additional updates.

Thankfully, it does not repro in VS Code Stable.

Happens to me on OSX Sierra with VS Code version 1.16.0 (1.16.0) without insiders updates.

@mrozbarry Yes, that is a different issue - Visual Studio Live Share requires VS Code 1.20 or higher. The latest is 1.22.2. Update VS Code and you should be good to go.

@Chuxel updated to 1.22.2, uninstalled and reinstalled, still the same situation.

@mrozbarry Gocha. Next things to look at:

  1. Are you behind a proxy?
  2. If you go to the "Output" window, what appears in the "Visual Studio Live Share" category?
  3. Do you have the "Live Share: Export Logs" command? If so, you can run it to get the logs and either attach them here or send them to [email protected]

I don't see to have that category:

screen shot 2018-04-18 at 11 06 02 am

In the command palette, when I type live, I get no results.

@mrozbarry Okay, that means the extension is not initializing. Restart Visual Studio Code, and go to Help > Toggle Developer Tools. Do you see any errors in the "Console" tab?

Looks like uuid/v4 isn't being found:

screen shot 2018-04-18 at 11 13 16 am

@mrozbarry Most likely this is a corrupted install. Try this:

  1. Uninstall the extension
  2. When done, shut down Visual Studio Code
  3. Type rm -rv ~/.vscode/extensions/ms-vsliveshare*
  4. Install again

Something may have gone wrong when it was installed with 1.16 that is resulting in it not getting cleaned up properly on uninstall.

Success, thanks for the help (and for piggy-backing on another similar issue).

@mrozbarry Great!

@GollyJer I'm going to close this issue as a duplicate of #182, but stay tuned as there will be an update shortly that should unblock insiders as well.

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