"VS Code was not detected on your system."

[ChrisInAtl]

Seeing the same issue described here:  VS Code was not detected on your system. 

Running on macOS 12.5.1 (Monterey).  nRF Connect for Desktop v3.12.0.  I've tried with both the Toolchain Manager v2.1.0-rc1 and v2.0.2.  Same results.

I run VS Code normally and have the "code" shell integration already installed.  I tried putting the explicit path of "/Applications/Visual Studio Code.app/Contents/Resources/app/bin" in various places, including .zshenv.  I tried launching nRF Connect directly from a terminal with `open /Applications/"nRF Connect for Desktop.app"` where I could be more assured that the PATH had been set correctly.

The "SHOW LOG" switch at the bottom of the Toolchain Manager window doesn't show anything particularly useful, although I do wonder at this line:

             "14:51:16.526 Failed to get the library versions: RangeError: Maximum call stack size exceeded"

How can I get more debugging information on where the failure is happening?

[elektron314]

Which version of VSC? Minen is 1.76.0. Path is /Applications/Visual Studio Code.app

Everything was installed like in here, Installing Automatically

[Charlie]

Hi Aleksandr,

I have tried the same setup as you tried and there is no problem.

Please make sure you have finished the setup in vs code to enable

Launching from the command line

Best regards,

Charlie

[elektron314]

Yep, thanks! Launching from the command line fixed that!

[Charlie]

Great! Happy to know this solves your problem, have a nice day!

Best regards,

Charlie

[kkolehma]

I have the same problem. I have added path to zshrc (as well as bash_profile) and I can start the VS Code from shell if I open the terminal. If I open the terminal from the nRF Connect, the path is completely different. It obviously uses some other environment files, but what? Where do I need to add the path in order for the nRF Connect to find the VS code? I do not want to remove the VS Code I have already installed...