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Does not work in Cursor

Open diabeney opened this issue 6 months ago • 10 comments

Fonted: Enable returns a No such file or directory Error

diabeney avatar Jul 07 '25 19:07 diabeney

You can find the extension folder, then open /out/extension.js and find something like "out/vs/code/electron-sandbox/workbench/workbench.esm.html" inside, then change the last filename to "workbench.html" and it will work

blasw avatar Jul 09 '25 19:07 blasw

Unfortunately, this returns:

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pink10000 avatar Jul 11 '25 06:07 pink10000

I'm unable to reproduce this.

@diabeney could you share the full error? Also what operating system and version of cursor?

I believe you have the latest version of fonted installed as well.

blackmann avatar Jul 11 '25 08:07 blackmann

This error started to happen on latest VSCode too:

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VScode version 1.102.0

carlosedp avatar Jul 15 '25 01:07 carlosedp

Does anyone have a fix for this!!

suryaashish-tyke avatar Jul 17 '25 13:07 suryaashish-tyke

Looking into this today. However, I’m unable to reproduce on Mac and I only own a Mac to be able to verify.

If anyone with Linux or Windows will be able to test the patch when I push the PR, that’ll be great.

blackmann avatar Jul 17 '25 14:07 blackmann

Weirdly enough it's working fine on both Windows and Mac here. Don't know what changed but both installs for me have the fonts applied.

carlosedp avatar Jul 17 '25 22:07 carlosedp

I had the same issue today. I think the cause was, when I try to install it through Open VSX (Cursor's extension marketplace), then the plugin reports the same problem. I did a manual installation by building .vsix file myself, it works without problem. My guess is that the version on Cursor's marketplace is outdated.

uduse avatar Sep 08 '25 23:09 uduse

go to vscode and download the latest version .vsix file and manual install

Kowalskix1 avatar Sep 26 '25 02:09 Kowalskix1

Does anyone have a fix for this!!

Unfortunately, this returns:

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This error started to happen on latest VSCode too:

Image Image VScode version 1.102.0

The Operating System ( Windows in this case ) doesn't permit any file modifications in the C/:Program Files directory by any external process. Hence the EPERM, Unpermitted Error occurs, the best way to fix is to install your VS Code in some other directory, and hopefully it fixes that.

Shiftcoder94 avatar Nov 29 '25 15:11 Shiftcoder94