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Parse error reported when viewing output channels #14
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I think I'm having the same issue... When editing a regular Here some screen captures to show what I'm talking about. It seems the extension is validating |
This happens for any file supported by this plugin. I have seen this occur when editing python files as well. |
This is the most annoying bug I've ever seen. I literally had to restart vscode 2 or 3 dozen times yesterday to clear errors caused by this. This is a fantastic plugin, but damn, this bug is literally the worst. |
I also have this bug, and it is pretty annoying. The tmLanguage extension seems to be attempting to parse everything, regardless of file type or file extension. |
Seems like there’s two bugs in here: The fact it parses everything it supports and that it doesn’t clear errors once they’re fixed. The latter is worse. |
Agree, I have the same bug. Super annoying. |
Deactivating this plugin fixed the error for me. |
@KamasamaK I also faced the same issue. There is a vscode extension called TextMate Languages Which is causing these errors. You might want to uninstall that particular extension from vscode. The link I provided should show you as to what that extension is and how it looks like. |
@nspeedzy You do realize you've just posted on a bugtracker of said extension? No one here has any doubts as to what the cause is. It's more of a matter who's going to fix it. Because uninstalling it certainly does not count as such. |
@Talv hmm ok |
A fix has been proposed at MR 12 |
@reporter123 Sorry, what's MR 12? |
@canadaduane I don't know where the 12 originates from @reporter123 but Pull Request #20 has a possible solution |
That's what I meant I have no idea how I got 12 in my head. |
This extension is causing the following errors to appear when viewing their respective channels in the Output pane:
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