janp

janp

I can’t believe I am the only one having this issue, but I wasn’t able to find a solution :confused:

I used ASDF to install Elixir and Erlang and now I added vim-lsp and vim-lsp-settings to use ElixirLS, but when starting ElixirLS, I get an error that it could not find the elixir sources:

{
  "jsonrpc":"2.0",
  "method":"window/logMessage",
  "params":{
    "message":"Elixir sources not found (checking in /home/runner/work/elixir/elixir). Code navigation to Elixir modules disabled.",
    "type":3
  }
}

It sources the elixir sources in /home/runner/work/elixir/elixir but that directory does not exist. That path comes from Enum.module_info()[:compile][:source] which ElixirLS uses to find the elixir sources:

iex> Enum.module_info()[:compile][:source]
~c"/home/runner/work/elixir/elixir/lib/elixir/lib/enum.ex"

I think it is because ASDF installs pre-compiled Elixir :thinking:

Is it somehow possible to use ElixirLS with pre-compiled Elixir? Or is there anything I need to do differently?

I found Issues with ElixirLS: Elixir sources not found and error while running own Elixir LS Version - #2 by jngcorvus but there someone just cloned the elixir sources to that directory, but this feels wrong.

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lukaszsamson

lukaszsamson

ElixirLS Core Team

That’s a known issue. There was a PR to elixir_sense that added support for custom path to sources but it would need a similar setting and integration on ElixirLS side. Another option would be to return an URI to github source code. Either way, it’s not high on my priority list as I build elixir from sources and navigation to stdlib works correctly on my env.

ataraxian_dax

ataraxian_dax

I chased this issue down for over a week and the solution ended up being an unknown VSCode issue. I had been logged in to VSCode and using Setting Sync so I had many settings and extensions from over the years and I decided to just nuke VSCode and start from scratch. Once removed VSCode and all its associated files and re-installed I downloaded Elixir-LS so it was the only extension I had installed. I ran VSCode from my repo in the terminal and Elixir-LS started compiling my app successfully and once it finished I had full functionality.

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