VS Code stopped showing Verse erros and CRTL + click doesn’t work anymore. I’ve reinstalled it, disabled/enabled the extension, but nothing works.
Does anyone know how to fix it?
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Did you find a solution?
What worked for me is updating VS code
No, I didn’t.
I updated VS Code but it still doesn’t work.
Did you find a solution?
Unfortunately I didn’t.
In case this is helpful:
You might need to update your version of VS Code to support the updated Verse Extension.
- Download most recent version of VS Code.
- Open VS Code and navigate to Extensions.
- Click the Three Dots just to the right of the Extensions Title → Select Install From VSIX…
- Navigate to C:\Program Files\Epic Games\Fortnite\VSCode (or wherever your install location is located).
- Select Verse.vsix and Install.
Thanks, but I’ve already done that and it didn’t work.
thanks for trying to help but it didn’t work for me ):
Is it all verse files that don’t work, or just one? I have had this same problem happen to me, but it was only a single file. I had a typo near the top of the file, and for whatever reason it disabled the error checking and ctrl+click for the entire file. It went away after i removed the errors…granted, without it telling me what the errors were, it was a bit difficult to resolve.
In my case, it’s all the verse files in two different projects.
what do u mean in diffrent folder?
Out of curiosity, how do you open verse or verse files initially? Are you doing it from the verse explorer in engine? Have you tried doing a rebuild verse code from engine to see if it can connect to VSCode?
no matter where i open its not showing the errors
Hey, i’m having the same problem rn, did you have found a fix for it?
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This worked for me.
- Close the verse file
- Click on the blue part in the Editor (Picture)
Still having this problem, none of above worked completely but now some errors show while others only show in the log when I try to build