That’s not how you design a CLI. You’re supposed to let the user interact with the CLI host as a terminal even if the user does not run the executable with any params, allowing them to run any commands related to your application from inside the shell. (hence the name CLI to begin with)
Also, the installation was unsuccessful as I checked PATH and the “argon” registry was not added.
Nonetheless, my initial VSC extension issue was resolved upon opening the application today, despite not having any older versions of Argon on my VSC extension folder.
No that’s not true. What you are describing is called REPL. 90% of the CLI programs out there work like Argon. Take as an example Cargo or Homebrew. The only popular project that I know about that uses REPL is Node.
That’s weird then. But again, I’m pretty much sure it is something wrong with the VS Code.
im not sure whats wrong but im still getting the same issue. im trying to sync with client and i get payload too large thing and i cant really sync without having to do server which i dont want to
Edit: i did update argon on both roblox and vs code
The CLI may not be updated because checking for updates is limited to once per hour. Restart Visual Studio Code and open the Argon menu. Then check your currently installed version here:
Okay that’s weird. Make sure that Argon has all the required privileges, you allowed the HTTP requests and that you are using the correct host and port. If the above steps don’t help, I’ll come back to this after I get some sleep.
From what I understand, the “client” option fixed in 2.0.1 should just be same as the “server” option in initial sync, asking you if you want to sync changes, currently it seems to… just not bother syncing anything? And also argon errors if you delete a script on the server while connected
(please ignore me accidentally dragging the argon window)
I can’t lie, I am pretty disappointed with how Argon, once a lightweight and user-friendly sync plugin: ended up being the same or at least have many similarities to Rojo. The main reason why I used Argon 1 was because it allowed my developers and I to work on existing projects without the frustration of setting up the project json file and structure.
I don’t know what convinced you to disregard free workflow and forced all users to a Client-Shared-Server structure, but version 2+ has defeated the most important feature for those who enjoyed quickly syncing an existing project into their code editor.
Nevertheless, my friends and I are sticking to version 1.3.1 or earlier, because we have no other plugin that can sync without a frustrating setup. I’m hoping that someone in the community could make a plugin that replaces the legacy Argon.
And I would be so grateful if someone were to correct me on the forced setup. If there is such a setting that allows us to work free from a restrictive structure, that would be amazing. Otherwise, I can’t say that I will be sharing this version with anyone anytime soon.
