Error when installing Xdebug + VS Code in Local on Linux
perikorese opened this issue · comments
Local version 5.6.3+4270 on Linux Mint.
When I go to the Addons tab on Local and go to Xdebug + VS Code and click "INSTALL ADD-ON", I get this error after a while:
And the addon is not installed.
And here is what appears in local-lightning.log:
{ "thread": "main", "class": "", "errno": -18, "syscall": "rename", "code": "EXDEV", "path": "/tmp/local-BsyAMLjt-/package", "dest": "%%userDataPath%%/addons/local-addon-xdebug-vscode", "level": "error", "stack": "Error: EXDEV: cross-device link not permitted, rename '/tmp/local-BsyAMLjt-/package' -> '%%userDataPath%%/addons/local-addon-xdebug-vscode'\n at Object.renameSync (fs.js:609:3)\n at Object.moveSync [as sync] (%%appPath%%/node_modules/fs-jetpack/lib/move.js:27:8)\n at Object.move (%%appPath%%/node_modules/fs-jetpack/lib/jetpack.js:179:12)\n at exports.default.<anonymous> (%%appPath%%/main/addons/AddonInstallerService.js:1:6635)\n at Generator.next (<anonymous>)\n at o (%%appPath%%/main/addons/AddonInstallerService.js:1:124)", "message": "EXDEV: cross-device link not permitted, rename '/tmp/local-BsyAMLjt-/package' -> '%%userDataPath%%/addons/local-addon-xdebug-vscode'", "timestamp": "2020-07-10T16:12:42.051Z" }
@perikorese thanks for pointing this out. I'll bring this to the Local team as the errors seem to indicate an issue with the installation process in Local on Linux. Are you able to install any of the other add-ons using the same process?
@perikorese - here's a similar bug report on the Local forums - https://localwp.com/community/t/error-installing-add-on-on-linux/19244. I updated it with a link to this issue.
@brandondove I tried installing the Notes addon and I get the same type of error.
@perikorese that lines up with what I was thinking. As I said, I updated the post on their forums to see if we could get some attention on the issue. If you want to install the add-on manually, you can download this repository, decompress it, and place the local-addon-xdebug-vscode folder in ~/Library/Application Support/Local/addons. Once you do that and restart Local it should show up in the installed add-ons area.
Check the latest release asset and see if it installs correctly. It does for me on MacOS.