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I am a Mac user.
In VSCode settings ui, Resmon>Disk: Drives setting reports Setting has an invalid type, expected "String[]". Fix in JSON.
Setting has an invalid type, expected "String[]". Fix in JSON.
When you try to edit "resmon.disk.drives" in user settings json, these values do not work:
README notes "C:" for Windows and '/dev/sda1' for Linux. No examples for Mac. Single quotes are not accepted in settings JSON at all.
Although I don't want to see disk space in the status bar, what is the correct value to enter for resmon.disk.drives ?
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This has been fixed in 63cc9d7, but it seem that did not make it into the store version. The previous version had an incorrect type in package.json:
package.json
resmon/package.json
Lines 66 to 69 in e3cf473
I tried modifying package.json along the lines of 63cc9d7, which fixed the JSON error but did not enable the functionality.
By the way, I think the expected notation is
"resmon.disk.drives": [ "/home/bers", "/data/bers", ],
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I am a Mac user.
In VSCode settings ui, Resmon>Disk: Drives setting reports
Setting has an invalid type, expected "String[]". Fix in JSON.
When you try to edit "resmon.disk.drives" in user settings json, these values do not work:
README notes "C:" for Windows and '/dev/sda1' for Linux. No examples for Mac. Single quotes are not accepted in settings JSON at all.
Although I don't want to see disk space in the status bar, what is the correct value to enter for resmon.disk.drives ?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: