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This is more of an annoyance rather than a showstopper. However, having to update JAVA_HOME is annoying because my JAVA is updated automatically. Here's what I know:
Upon installing the extension, I received a message that JAVA_HOME was not detected.
Investigating further, vscode-xml appears to use node-find-java version 0.2 to find JAVA home, when JAVA home is not set. This behavior is correct from my POV:
Adding this directly to user settings appears to resolve the problem:
The question is why this error happened, given that the extension should have found JAVA_HOME by itself. I am not currently set-up to debug vscode extensions, but I may tackle this if I have time.
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This is more of an annoyance rather than a showstopper. However, having to update JAVA_HOME is annoying because my JAVA is updated automatically. Here's what I know:
vscode-xml/src/requirements.ts
Lines 69 to 76 in f5e2cdc
https://github.com/jsdevel/node-find-java-home/blob/1f3dc4e5186dd434859ff6fffb0679feb1e47848/index.js#L61-L65
Here is the structure of my registry:
Yet, I still received this error message:
Adding this directly to user settings appears to resolve the problem:
The question is why this error happened, given that the extension should have found JAVA_HOME by itself. I am not currently set-up to debug vscode extensions, but I may tackle this if I have time.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: