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Connection Error: Client Internal Connection Error : write EPIPE #68
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Does it happen all the time? |
No,it doesn't work,and I can't find error message in dev tools |
I'm getting the same error, and the output in
On ArchLinux, the latest ICU version is 69:
A temporary fix is to create symbolic links:
Then the language server seems to work just fine. @banacorn Maybe we need to link the als binary against shared libraries without version suffix? |
I tried searching libicuuc and icuuc in this repo,found no result.maybe it's required by other transitory dependency? Doesn't work for my case |
I think you are facing two different issue @CircuitCoder: I have opened an issue regarding ICU libraries on the language server's repo (agda/agda-language-server#6) @doofin: If your Agda is working fine on terminal, and you have no trouble using agda-mode on Emacs, then I believe your ICU libraries are all good. It's agda-mode's problem. But I have no idea about the cause of it :( |
Oh it's the issue of Agda Language Server,I don't necessarily have to enable it right? |
@doofin The prebuilt language server is only meant for Ubuntu, I made a mistake by allowing other Linux users to download and use that prebuilt binary. You should reopen this issue if you have trouble connecting with vanilla Agda (not the language server) |
Hi I have installed this extension with agda working from terminal in arch linux ,after c-c c-l I got this error.
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