Lyle Kopnicky
Lyle Kopnicky
> Also getting this as an issue with a Mac M1. Currently on macOS 12.4. But this specific issue seems to be a duplicate of: #357 I'm getting the same...
I would expect the string literal to be sent to Intero, just as a numeric literal is. Then Intero would presumably return a type of "String" or "[Char]". Unless it's...
It seems to me that since Haskelly already does syntax highlighting, it's aware of what the bits of syntax are, and shouldn't try to send comments or module names to...
Good point. Thanks!
It's now up to 0.4.20! Yes, it is better, but still a little odd. If your string is "hello world" and you hover over "world" it will say world: [Char]...
@martrik: Thanks for following up on this. I had switched to Haskero due to problems with Haskelly. I just tried disabling Haskero and updating Haskelly to 0.4.29 and using that....
Looks like the same issue reported in #770
> The command that's actually being run `stack setup --silent` looks like it's failing. What's the output of `stack setup`? Well, `stack setup --silent` doesn't output anything, because it's silent....
Note the `stack` is found in the path at `/usr/local/bin/stack` whereas `haskell-language-server-wrapper-1.7.0.0` is at the path `~/.ghcup/bin/haskell-language-server-wrapper-1.7.0.0`. I wonder if that makes a difference, that it's not using the `stack`...
Thanks, @aryairani and @hasufell. I removed the x86_64 version(s) of stack and let ghcup install the native M1 version of it. Then I tried running vscode again. I'm still getting...