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Not finding mos tool? #1
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The same problem. |
So part of the problem at least on windows is that here when trying to start the child process, When the mos.exe is in my workspace directory I no longer get the error about |
I have same problem, MOS never recognise windows |
+1 |
I have the same problem |
Need to edit requirements info for windows users: add mos.exe location to PATH |
Same issue here. I have downloaded mos.exe to C:\mos\mos.exe per the docs, and added C:\mos to my PATH variable. |
Hi fellas! I solved the problem. So here it is: I was having the same error and I included the "c:\mos" to the PATH variable under user variable and system variable both. Its working fine now. Btw its my first time commenting on github :) |
The answer for fix it is here, but no works for Ubuntu 22 |
I'm on Windows 10, trying to use the extension with the latest version of VS Code. I'm unable to do anything with mos and keep getting the error
Too old mos tool: "mos ports" failed. Run "mos update latest"
. I'm sure that I'm on the latest mos tool. I even tried moving it toc:\mos
like in the Mongoose docs.Ideas?
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