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command 'visualize-control-flow.visualizeOpenFile' not found #10

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zacario-li opened this issue Dec 28, 2020 · 9 comments
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command 'visualize-control-flow.visualizeOpenFile' not found #10

zacario-li opened this issue Dec 28, 2020 · 9 comments
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@zacario-li
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Command 'Visualize Control Flow: Visualize Open File' resulted in an error (command 'visualize-control-flow.visualizeOpenFile' not found)

@laimaretto
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Same as @zacario-li . I'm using vscode in ubuntu 20.04. thanks!

@Frallan97
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Also having this problem running on ubuntu 20.04. Looked like a great application otherwise

@ghost-sage
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Having the same issue on Windows 10 Pro 64, when will this issue be resolved.

@martian099
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I have the same issue on Windows 10 Pro 64

@evank28 evank28 self-assigned this Mar 10, 2021
@evank28 evank28 added the bug Something isn't working label Mar 10, 2021
@evank28 evank28 added this to the June Patch milestone Mar 10, 2021
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evank28 commented Mar 10, 2021

Thanks all for adding to this issue. I will do my best to work on this plug-in and release in June. Glad to see so much excitement about it.

@ebdavison
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I just installed this extension and tried it out today on Fedora 35 with vscode 1.63.2 and am receiving the same error.

What is the status of this bug fix?

@evank28 evank28 removed their assignment Mar 12, 2022
@amogorkon
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I really wanted to give this a try.. anything I can help to get this fixed?

@Zenahr
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Zenahr commented Nov 10, 2022

@evank28 any update on this issue? I was bummed out when I installed it today and tried to run it for the first time. It's probably just a small fix but I'm not sure.

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@Zenahr @amogorkon @ebdavison @martian099 @ghost-sage @laimaretto @Frallan97

I fixed the error message itself, which was a simple matter of correcting the package.json "activationEvents" to include:
onCommand:visualize-control-flow.visualizeOpenFile

However, that said, from what I can tell based on a quick glance at the code, that's not the only problem, and while it does bring up the graph window, it only displays the fake test graph image, and does not pull any details from your open python file. Based on my quick look at the code, the problem seems to be that the command doesn't actually do anything - meaning it's not attached to any functioning code. Could be wrong, but that's what it looks like to me. I won't be fixing it any further, because I hate, hate working with javascript. However, I did want to post the info here, in case any of y'all want to try and track it down and fix it for him.

Hope this helps!

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