Microsoft/vscode-go

An extension for VS Code which provides support for the Go language.

John Vilk

@jvilk-stripe

Opened an issue. microsoft/vscode-go#3066

Joe Elliott

@joe-elliott

Hey, I upgraded to go 1.14 this morning and am getting this error:

Version of Delve is too old for this version of Go (maximum supported version 1.13, suppress this error with --check-go-version=false)

i've read the docs but can't find a way to pass args to delve

is this supported?

Norbert Melzer

@NobbZ

Well, the project you open, is it in the GOPATH or does it have a go-mod at its root?

joshed17

@joshed17

it is in the GOPATH. Actually, I realized that the error appears when there's an unused or undefined variable which I did not relate to the error body at the beginning

Ricky DJ

@rickydjohn

i reverted to an older version for now.

Andy Cook

@ChurroLoco_twitter

I love the "run test" | "debug test" CodeLens features, but I just noticed they don't work when the file has build tags // +build integration, Is this a known issue? I didn't seem to find anything with a couple of searches in the issues repo.

Marc Chiarini

@chiamarc

Hey folks, longtime computer scientist, short time developer here. Using vscode for a couple months and dealing with excruciatingly slow "go to type definition" and other peek operations, or "No definition found" problems for certain go packages. Does anyone have an idea what I'm missing?

Hangfish

@Sky2hawkZ

Is there a way to get verbose syntax support for the vscode plugin?

A course I'm following get's an error message about redeclaration of a function, along with a notice about the previous declaration along with the line number and line position of the said declaration, while I'm only getting the notice that x redeclared in this block exists by the compiler.

Asarew

@Asarew

I have a very anoying/weird issue. I have multiple folders in my workspace where only 1 folder is a golang project. But the vs-code golang extension creates a go.mod file in every folder, that wouldn't be a big issue if i could delete the file. But the go.mod file keeps on coming back immediately after i deleted it :(
Does anybody have an idea how to fix this? Or how to disable the golang extension for specific folders inside my workspace?

varianone

@varianone

Hey folks, is there a way to set custom launch parameters when running a single test using "debug test" which is above the test function? I would like to pass the maxStringLen parameter to delve when using this mode. I managed to create a custom launch config for the test method and run it using the regular launch option, but cant find a way to provide those custom settings when using the "debug test" above the function in my test file.

Sandip Bhattacharya

@sandipb

Is there a way I can set an environment variable for Go tools? I don’t want to launch vscode from a terminal, and I want to set GO111MODULE=off for gopls and other tools on a per workspace basis

Sandip Bhattacharya

@sandipb

never mind. Found out:

        "go.toolsEnvVars": {
            "GO111MODULE": "off"
        },

Jonny

@jonnylangefeld

I'm sorry, maybe that's trivial, but I can't get the go code completion to run. I have installed the extension, it prompted me to install all the tools, it did install all the tools and it said All tools successfully installed. You are ready to Go :).. The setting "go.useLanguageServer": true is set.

Now if I'm in a go file, I'd expect if I start typing fmt. that I get all the functions in the package recommended. But nothing happens. What am i doing wrong?

Jonny

@jonnylangefeld

I think I found it. I had go 1.14 installed, but the repository I was trying it out with was go 1.13. so the go.mod file always automatically included the go 1.14 line and that didn't work. Once everything is on the same version, it works

Lawrence Xiao

@LawrenceXiao5_twitter

hi, I am trying to Go To Definition on a GO func, but it is not responding after I reset my remote-ssh extension in VS-Code today

I could still do this yesterday

burstman

@burstman

hello, any one can help me with vs code for go?

i m using ubuntu

Norbert Melzer

@NobbZ

Looks as if you do not have permissions to write to ~/go/pkg or one of its parents.

burstman

@burstman

haw can i let have permission?

Norbert Melzer

@NobbZ

First check the permissions…

Then you can use regular linux means to adjust them (chmod)

Norbert Melzer

@NobbZ

Whats the permissions on ~/go and ~/go/pkg? (This assumes that holacus is your user)

burstman

@burstman

yes

matrixbot

@matrixbot

@NobbZ:matrix.org So your permissions are "yes"?

burstman

@burstman

ah wait

burstman

@burstman

drwxr-xr-x 3 root root 4096 مارس 9 12:05 /home/holacus/go

matrixbot

@matrixbot

@NobbZ:matrix.org Why is that folder owned by root? chown -rv holacus:holacus ~/go to transfer ownership to your current user.

burstman

@burstman

chown: invalid option -- 'r'

have i put somthing wrong?

matrixbot

@matrixbot

@NobbZ:matrix.org Oh, it is -R… And you need to sudo ;D

burstman

@burstman

burstman

@burstman

drwxr-xr-x 3 holacus holacus 4096 مارس 9 12:05 /home/holacus/go

matrixbot

@matrixbot

@NobbZ:matrix.org Looks a lot better, now vscode should install properly

@NobbZ:matrix.org * Looks a lot better, now vscode should install the packages properly

burstman

@burstman

thanks its working all packages are installed successfully . But can you explain me what was the problem at the beginning?

matrixbot

@matrixbot

@NobbZ:matrix.org Your ~/go was owned by root, not sure how that could happen, unless you created it with sudo mkdir or similar

burstman

@burstman

i have installet the go using apt install

matrixbot

@matrixbot

@NobbZ:matrix.org That doesn't do anything in your home folder

burstman

@burstman

ok thanks for help

matrixbot

@matrixbot

@NobbZ:matrix.org At least, assuming that APT is done properly… I would not expect any package manager to create stuff in /home…

burstman

@burstman

i understand, and i dont think i have made it my self

matrixbot

@matrixbot

@NobbZ:matrix.org Perhaps something else you did as root unconsciously?

burstman

@burstman

may be

matrixbot

@matrixbot

@NobbZ:matrix.org Don't worry, happens to all of us.

burstman

@burstman

thanks for your answers

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