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command 'extension.multiCommand.execute' not found #82

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XPYY7 opened this issue Jun 20, 2024 · 1 comment
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command 'extension.multiCommand.execute' not found #82

XPYY7 opened this issue Jun 20, 2024 · 1 comment

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@XPYY7
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XPYY7 commented Jun 20, 2024

I downloaded the file and copied it to the C:\Users\a.vscode\extensions folder. I can see that the plugin is installed on the VSCode extension page.
When I press F1, VSCODE prompts:command'extension.multiCommand.execute' not found
The path to my keybindings.json is C/users/a/AppData/Roaming/VSCode/user/keybindings.json
The path to my settings.json is:
C/users/a/AppData/Roaming/VSCode/user/setting.json
Look for the answer.
I would love to be able to use this extension

@schuylermaclay
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@XPYY7 I had the same issue on mac with cursor and vscode, what worked for me:

  • Uninstalled multi-command
  • wiped references in keybindsings.json and settings.json
  • rm'd the directory in ~/.vscode/extensions
  • reinstalled multi-comand and added commands back
  • I rewrote/used new commands, so its possible that some of my commands were wrong, but they hadn't been changed in a very long time and I tried simplifying removing them as a first step

Anyway, thanks for the fast reply and the excellent extension!

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