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Describe the bug
I spent quite a bit of time troubleshooting this and discovered that the paths to be used on Windows are not the 'native filesystem separator' as specified in the Managed: Class Path help, but are Unix / Linux path separators.
The Chocolatey package that I maintain installs LanguageTool into c:\tools\languagetool.
This works:
This doesn't:
(Note the path separators)
To Reproduce
Hopefully the above gives enough information. If not, let me know.
Expected behavior
The help text for the Managed: Class Path entry in the Settings specifies that Unix / Linux style path separators are used.
Screenshots
Hopefully that's not needed.
Environment & Configuration (please complete the following information):
OS + Version: Windows 10
VS Code Version: 1.78.2 (2 weeks old).
LanguageTool Linter Version: 0.20.0
LanguageTool Version: 6.1
Service Configuration: managed
Service Classpath (if 'managed'): c:\tools\languagetool*.jar
Additional context
I appreciate that in the Wiki you don't provide any help for Windows. Hopefully this adds something.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Describe the bug
I spent quite a bit of time troubleshooting this and discovered that the paths to be used on Windows are not the 'native filesystem separator' as specified in the Managed: Class Path help, but are Unix / Linux path separators.
The Chocolatey package that I maintain installs LanguageTool into
c:\tools\languagetool
.This works:
This doesn't:
(Note the path separators)
To Reproduce
Hopefully the above gives enough information. If not, let me know.
Expected behavior
The help text for the
Managed: Class Path
entry in the Settings specifies that Unix / Linux style path separators are used.Screenshots
Hopefully that's not needed.
Environment & Configuration (please complete the following information):
Additional context
I appreciate that in the Wiki you don't provide any help for Windows. Hopefully this adds something.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: