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After enabling monkey patch my vscode is not visible anymore on MacOs #56
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Probably iocave/customize-ui#156 |
Same Problem here 🙋♂️ MacBook Pro 2022 M2 |
The only solution for now is to either uninstall MonkeyPatch + CustomizeUI or just reinstall vscode 1.73.1 and disable automatic updates. |
Same Problem here 🙋♂️ vscode Version: 1.74.0 (Universal) |
same problem on M1 MacBook Air. I uninstalled customize-ui and monkey-patch extensions via commandline with |
You need to re-install vscode at this point. Just the app bundle, your settings, extension etc will remain untouched. |
same issue |
Same issue here on Codium running Ventura |
Which version of VS Code to re-install, please? |
if you want to use monkey patch, 1.73. If you want the newest version without monkey patch, just reinstall the newest version and disable monkey patch. if you have homebrew, you can just go |
Hey, I have a basic fix submitted as a PR at #58 so that it shouldn't hose your vscode install anymore. |
@b-lov I get no cask exists with name 'code' when I try to run that. The recommended formulae appears to be: |
sorry, you're right. i fixed the typo. you can use |
Same here, I'm using Ubuntu 22.04 |
Same here, I'm using Mac OS Monterey 12.6 |
Same here. I had to uninstall VSCode and reinstall it so that Monkey Patch gets disabled. |
Same here with Mac OS Monterey 12.3 |
any progress on this? I have vscode locked to 1.73 but some extensions are now requiring 1.74 so I'd love to be able to update vscode and use all my preferred extensions. |
I just re-enabled auto updates since this was marked resolved, updated to 1.74 and my vscode broke again, I don't believe this is resolved --
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@pm0u Issues in development repos are typically closed when a fix is merged into the master/main branch - that happened a week ago, but the last release is from October. So unless you're packaging/running the extension from the git repository, you won't have the change yet. |
@The-Compiler thanks for the clarification. I didn't see any releases on this repo so I assumed the extension just tracked master. |
Does the upcoming fix mean Customize UI will work again? |
@binaryben no, see the PR description in #58 |
I've been using monkey-patch for months and suddenly today I'm now running into this issue. Why was it not a problem until now? |
@electrovir perhaps you have not updated your VS Code for long until today. It has to do with VS Code upstream, not problem of Monkey Patch / Custom UI. |
For those of you who have to reinstall VS Code like I did, I would suggest making a copy of your |
Same thing just happened to me. Had to download/reinstall VSCode and removed both Customize Ui and Patch Monkey. Any update on a fix? Would be nice to not squint to read (sidebar) debugger panels. |
@saepien you can read the whole thread, there is a fix no need to reinstall VSCode but I never tried anyway because I reinstalled in the first days. And seems to fix for Monkey Patch to work in 1.74+. |
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I have switched to VSCodium 1.74+ (now I'm using VSCodium 1.76.1), where a modified version of MonkeyPatch works (with Custom UI!). ☞ VSCodium/vscodium#1390 (comment) MonkeyPatch + CustomUI is essential! Please keep it guys~ |
thank u so much much! U actually save my life!!! |
These are my CustomizeUI Settings
I have MonkeyPatch and CustomizeUI enabled and after enabling Monkey Patch, my VSCode is not visible anymore after opening.
Anyone else having this issue?
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