Create setting to manually configure system linux distro #1361
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@shealey that sounds like a reasonable idea. Though if you wouldn't mind, can you try editing your platform.js file to see if things work if you change the following line from '2.0' to '2.1'? https://github.com/OmniSharp/omnisharp-vscode/blob/master/src/platform.ts#L331 |
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Hi Gregg, Changing the version from 2.0 to 2.1 did the trick and I'm now able to debug as a temporary workaround. Thanks |
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dotnet#1361 dotnet#1323 Changes: 1. Add a setting to control what version of the debugger to use on Linux 2. We no longer automaticially select a debugger on Arch. Instead, we point folks to a web page telling them how to install it. 3. Added logic to the package manager so that it can detect if a package is already installed so it will not be redownloaded. This was needed since I wanted to trigger redownloads in the case that the user added the Linux distro setting. But it seemed like a useful feature anyway for folks on slow internet connections. 4. Moved the install code to its own .ts file
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* Improve dependancy handling / Linux distro handling #1361 #1323 Changes: 1. Add a setting to control what version of the debugger to use on Linux 2. We no longer automaticially select a debugger on Arch. Instead, we point folks to a web page telling them how to install it. 3. Added logic to the package manager so that it can detect if a package is already installed so it will not be redownloaded. This was needed since I wanted to trigger redownloads in the case that the user added the Linux distro setting. But it seemed like a useful feature anyway for folks on slow internet connections. 4. Moved the install code to its own .ts file * Updates to the changelog * Code review fixes * Restore original whitespace in package.json * Remove 'runtime id' from the install log
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I'm building and running .Net core apps on GalliumOS - a lightweight Linux distro based on Ubuntu 16.10 (http://www.galliumos.org).
When I try to launch the debugger, I get the error message "The current Linux distribution 'galliumos' version '2.1' is not currently supported by the .NET Core debugger. Debugging will not be available."
Could we add a VsCode setting for Omnisharp so that users can specify what debugger version to use, in my instance ubuntu 16.10 so that it will work on more Linux distros?
Thanks
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