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extension compatible with current version '1.31.0' of VS Code is not found. #43
Ah, it appears that settings-sync has a rather aggressive version constraint: ^1.31.1. We're currently providing 1.31.0, so that explains why it would be failing to install. I've made sure that our version of settings-sync is up to date, so when we update vscode to fulfill that constraint, this should be solved.
I've pull down the newst docker image from docker hub, and there is no error for installing chinese language package, and it also shows the need to restart vscode to apply, but when I restart it will be at disable extension list, so I can not apply this extension.
The most recent versions of the Chinese language pack are even more strict (than Settings Sync) with the version of VS Code that they require. Version 1.32.4 appears to require at least VS Code 1.32.0.
I believe this will be resolved when we update code-server to 1.32.x.
The most recent versions of the Chinese language pack are even more strict (than Settings Sync) with the version of VS Code that they require. Version 1.32.4 appears to require at least VS Code 1.32.0.
I believe this will be resolved when we update code-server to 1.32.x.
Yes, I test from the docker build locally from the latest source code, and install successfully, the extension is displayed at enable list, but the UI still is in English, the extension description show it need to modify locale.json to fit this extension, but I can not modify it by the instruction.
Once installed, set "locale": "zh-tw" in locale.json to load Chinese (Traditional) Language Pack. To modify locale.json press Ctrl+Shift+P to bring up the Command Palette, start typing "config" to filter the list of available commands, then select the Configure Language command. See Docs for more information.
Maybe this issue is another issue, not the version issue.
Finally I found how to change by inputing "display" in command palette or edit locale.json directly from console, the results are the same, nothing happened, like #215 comment.
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nol166 commentedon Mar 6, 2019
@foresthoffman
kylecarbs commentedon Mar 6, 2019
Thanks for the report, we'll fix this asap!
foresthoffman commentedon Mar 6, 2019
Ah, it appears that settings-sync has a rather aggressive version constraint:
^1.31.1. We're currently providing1.31.0, so that explains why it would be failing to install. I've made sure that our version of settings-sync is up to date, so when we update vscode to fulfill that constraint, this should be solved.aiyolo commentedon Mar 6, 2019
@foresthoffman thank you
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kylecarbs commentedon Mar 6, 2019
#45 should fix this
sujunmin commentedon Mar 8, 2019
I think #45 can not fix this, because I just pull latest docker and it says
Unable to install because, the extension 'ms-ceintl.vscode-language-pack-zh-hant' compatible with current version '1.31.1' of VS Code is not found.
So it seems this extensions will check vscode version by using someway.
sujunmin commentedon Mar 11, 2019
I've pull down the newst docker image from docker hub, and there is no error for installing chinese language package, and it also shows the need to restart vscode to apply, but when I restart it will be at disable extension list, so I can not apply this extension.
foresthoffman commentedon Mar 12, 2019
The most recent versions of the Chinese language pack are even more strict (than Settings Sync) with the version of VS Code that they require. Version
1.32.4appears to require at least VS Code1.32.0.I believe this will be resolved when we update code-server to
1.32.x.sujunmin commentedon Mar 13, 2019
Yes, I test from the docker build locally from the latest source code, and install successfully, the extension is displayed at enable list, but the UI still is in English, the extension description show it need to modify
locale.jsonto fit this extension, but I can not modify it by the instruction.Maybe this issue is another issue, not the version issue.
foresthoffman commentedon Mar 13, 2019
Interesting. Are you getting permission errors when attempting to modify the
locale.jsonfile?sujunmin commentedon Mar 14, 2019
Finally I found how to change by inputing "display" in command palette or edit
locale.jsondirectly from console, the results are the same, nothing happened, like #215 comment.kylecarbs commentedon Apr 24, 2019
Should be fixed. Locale issue can continue in #215
Add documentation (#42)