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When the Zig extension prompts me to install ZLS, if I say yes, it attempts to write to ~/.confg/Code/user/settings.json, which is the system-wide config file for VS Code.
On my system, this doesn't work because I manage my home directory with Home Manager, so the settings.json file is read-only.
Repro steps
Make ~/.confg/Code/user/settings.jsonread-only
Open VS Code in an empty directory
Install ZIg VS Code extension
From command pallette, choose "Zig Setup: Install Zig"
Choose latest version of Zig
When prompted, choose to install ZLS
Expected behavior
Extension installs ZLS successfully and enables it within VS Code.
I'd prefer that it write to the project-local .vscode/settings.json rather than the system-wide version, but failing that, I'd like it to at least fail over to the project-local settings one when it can't write the system-wide settings.json.
Actual behavior
Installation fails with this message:
Failed to install Zig 0.14.0-dev.3220: Unable to write into user settings because the file has unsaved changes. Please save the user settings file first and then try again.
Workaround
Add this line to .vscode/settings.json in the local project:
"zig.zls.enabled": "on"
Then reload VS Code.
Environment
OS: NixOS 24.11 (Linux 6.12.12)
VS Code: 1.97.0
Zig VS Code Extension: 0.6.4
Architecture: AMD64
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
When the Zig extension prompts me to install ZLS, if I say yes, it attempts to write to
~/.confg/Code/user/settings.json
, which is the system-wide config file for VS Code.On my system, this doesn't work because I manage my home directory with Home Manager, so the
settings.json
file is read-only.Repro steps
~/.confg/Code/user/settings.json
read-onlyExpected behavior
Extension installs ZLS successfully and enables it within VS Code.
I'd prefer that it write to the project-local
.vscode/settings.json
rather than the system-wide version, but failing that, I'd like it to at least fail over to the project-local settings one when it can't write the system-widesettings.json
.Actual behavior
Installation fails with this message:
Workaround
Add this line to
.vscode/settings.json
in the local project:Then reload VS Code.
Environment
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: