Unable to create notebook under Linux

[inorick]

Unable to create notebook under Linux

[subhophy]

@njpipeorgan I am facing the same problem on my m1 mac.

[inorick]

Apparently, the issue was caused by running vscode as a snap package. Installing vscode as a native rpm solved the issue. This is odd as vscode runs unconfined, i.e. it was installed using the --classic command line switch (https://snapcraft.io/docs/snap-confinement). This might be a snap issue.

[inorick]

I opened an upstream issue:
microsoft/vscode#139442

[njpipeorgan]

"command ... not found" is a weird error. You can try installing GitHub Issue Notebooks in the same environment, and use their github-issues.new command, which basic does the same thing. If there is a similar error, it is most likely a vscode problem.

[njpipeorgan]

@njpipeorgan I am facing the same problem on my m1 mac.

It does not seem to be a universal problem. You may try creating a .wlnb file manually, and check whether you can use other functionalities of the extension normally.

[njpipeorgan]

It has been noted in #4 that the native m1 build of VS Code does not work with the extension because zeromq is not available.

[subhophy]

I installed zeromq using homebrew (https://formulae.brew.sh/formula/zeromq), but the problem persists. And it seems it does support Apple silicon natively.

[subhophy]

The "Manage Kernels" command doesn't work as well and displays the same error

[giammi56]

Still having the same issue on both VS code/VS code insider snap on Ubuntu 20.04.4. On .deb it works, but fails to establish a connection to the server with the error message "Failed to find the kernel wolframscript in configurations. A kernel must contain a "command" field.".

[wanmeihuali]

Still having the same issue on both VS code/VS code insider snap on Ubuntu 20.04.4. On .deb it works, but fails to establish a connection to the server with the error message "Failed to find the kernel wolframscript in configurations. A kernel must contain a "command" field.".

I fix this issue by rollback wolfram-language-notebook to 0.0.9. Not sure what changed causing the issue.

[gapplef]

"command ... not found" is a weird error. You can try installing GitHub Issue Notebooks in the same environment, and use their github-issues.new command, which basic does the same thing. If there is a similar error, it is most likely a vscode problem.

@njpipeorgan The problem still exist on Ubuntu 22.04 with VSCode snap. I have tried GitHub Issue Notebooks, it can create new file without problem.