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Based on my attempt to run emacs with the same configuration on Linux and Windows I assume it doesn't support Windows, so can I ask you to add that feature?
Actually it's working only in one case. For example, if the file is a descendant of ~ (on my Windows machine it's a C:\Users\<SomeUserName>\AppData\Roaming). Otherwise emacs is hanging, C-g helps to break that freezing.
As a workaround if you want to work with code that located at another place you can create in the HOME directory (~) the directory junction to that code.
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How to properly setup with tide?
Can you add support for Windows?
May 4, 2018
I will add some check to at least not break on windows. To add proper windows support we would need to check global npm_modules in %APPDATA%/npm, which I don't have the time to add and debug. But if you want to add it, feel free to send a PR. (I don't have a windows machine available)
Based on my attempt to run emacs with the same configuration on Linux and Windows I assume it doesn't support Windows, so can I ask you to add that feature?
Actually it's working only in one case. For example, if the file is a descendant of ~ (on my Windows machine it's a
C:\Users\<SomeUserName>\AppData\Roaming
). Otherwise emacs is hanging, C-g helps to break that freezing.As a workaround if you want to work with code that located at another place you can create in the HOME directory (~) the directory junction to that code.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: