I also get error message "Could not find a machine at the current cursor", without any special characters in the path (just /c/git/xstatetest), and with all extensions except statelyai.stately-vscode disabled (in the workplace).
So I thought maybe I could compile the extension and attempt to debug the issue. However the readme for this repo is a bit thin...
XState: Open Visual Editor fails on vscode 1.86.1 my windows machine but works with vscode 1.86.0 in a on ubuntu VM.
mkdir xstatetest
cd xstatetest
npm init -y
npm install xstate@^4
code .
and create new file test1.ts
import { createMachine } from 'xstate';
const machine = createMachine({
initial: 'asleep',
states: {
asleep: {
on: {
'wakes up': {
target: 'awake',
},
},
},
awake: {
on: {
'falls asleep': {
target: 'asleep',
},
},
},
},
});
I also get error message "Could not find a machine at the current cursor", without any special characters in the path (just
/c/git/xstatetest), and with all extensions except statelyai.stately-vscode disabled (in the workplace).So I thought maybe I could compile the extension and attempt to debug the issue. However the readme for this repo is a bit thin...
XState: Open Visual Editorfails on vscode 1.86.1 my windows machine but works with vscode 1.86.0 in a on ubuntu VM.and create new file
test1.ts