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I am stuck on VS Code v1.91.x due to microsoft/vscode#224515. MS doesn't seem to be in a hurry to resolve this, so I expect this to remain the case for the foreseeable future.
So my VS Code will not install ahkpp newer than 6.1.1.
I noticed this extension bumped the required VS Code version from 1.90.x to 1.93.x in c3adca4... which claims to be #527... which provides no further context but I assume it's talking about merging the functionality from thqby/vscode-autohotkey2-lsp.
Yet that repo's package.json, atow, only requires VS Code 1.82.0, as seen here.
My guess is that your bump wasn't actually necessary - if it's just a case of changing the number back and submitting a patch release to the marketplace, can you please do so?
FWIW, I'm here due to #493. I'm on Linux using AHK_X11, so AHK2 is irrelevant to me and what I'm really after is to get rid of the "select interpreter" popup. Funnily enough, ahkpp actually misinterprets some of my (very small) AHK1 scripts as AHK2 scripts; if there's a way to tell it I only want AHK1 support in general, that'd be pretty fantastic, too.
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Hi!
I am stuck on VS Code v1.91.x due to microsoft/vscode#224515. MS doesn't seem to be in a hurry to resolve this, so I expect this to remain the case for the foreseeable future.
So my VS Code will not install ahkpp newer than 6.1.1.
I noticed this extension bumped the required VS Code version from 1.90.x to 1.93.x in c3adca4... which claims to be #527... which provides no further context but I assume it's talking about merging the functionality from thqby/vscode-autohotkey2-lsp.
Yet that repo's package.json, atow, only requires VS Code 1.82.0, as seen here.
My guess is that your bump wasn't actually necessary - if it's just a case of changing the number back and submitting a patch release to the marketplace, can you please do so?
FWIW, I'm here due to #493. I'm on Linux using AHK_X11, so AHK2 is irrelevant to me and what I'm really after is to get rid of the "select interpreter" popup. Funnily enough, ahkpp actually misinterprets some of my (very small) AHK1 scripts as AHK2 scripts; if there's a way to tell it I only want AHK1 support in general, that'd be pretty fantastic, too.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: