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ERROR "mcs": No global executable found, check |efmls-configs-issues| for help #129
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Hey, correct me if I'm wrong but I don't think mason provides it by default, since mason only provides you with C# LSP servers (built by community) and/or other tools that do not come builtin on the compiler. Can you verify if you see |
That is weird, according to the the arch linux docs
Just to re-iterate I don't have an arch system so I cannot test this out, but I did try it out on my ubuntu system and installing You may have to try rebuilding/reinstalling mono on your system and check if |
Yeah same your location mono and mcs |
Are you testing mcs lsp? I want to see it |
If your mono and mcs is already globally available then I'm not exactly sure why it's not picking it up in your config. From my testing it should be working on a linux machine once globally available, maybe something in your config is blocking it somehow, which I cannot tell. I'm afraid you'll have to find out what is the problem on your machine. Anyway, here is a quick video on my test case (couldn't upload to github cuz file is 40mb) |
Thank you for show it. I don't know why that is. Maybe i will test with a different distro like debian beside arch. So maybe my environment is the problem |
I see that That is how nvim filetype is defined for C# files using the But I tried out your config and looks like mcs is detected for me: |
Why my :checkhealth show this ERROR
On mason I have installed it is omnisharp, omnisharp-mono, csharpier, csharp-language-server and that's not worked
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