Unable to debug extension
See original GitHub issueI’m unable to launch/debug on the dev/staging branch. I was hoping to contribute some templates. Is this a known issue?
My error:
[8/21/2019, 8:49:55 PM][EXTENSION] Launched
[8/21/2019, 8:49:55 PM][EXTENSION] Error: ENOENT: no such file or directory, chmod '/Users/michaelwatson/Documents/GitHub/WebTemplateStudio/src/extension/src/corets-cli/darwin/Microsoft.Templates.Cli'
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The current .NET SDK does not support targeting .NET Core 2.2. Either target .NET Core 2.1 or lower
Seems like your version is lower than the supported version. Try it out with .NET Core 2.2Hey, thanks for the issue. I think you should check out our getting started for developers.
If you have all the pre requisites there try doing ./build and debugging again (or follow the detailed steps). Let us know if the problem persists!