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Modular9mo ago
osvr_2

`The Mojo:fire: development environment was not found. If the Mojo SDK is installed, please set the

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osvr_2
osvr_29mo ago
"I did what the error message asked, but I couldn't obtain the path."
Zain Raza (he/him)
It sounds like you tried to re-install the Mojo SDK a second time. But I believe the error is asking you to locate the .modular directory in whatever environment that VS Code is running in. Have you been able to locate that yet?
osvr_2
osvr_29mo ago
I couldn't locate that and tried to locate it with the help of GPT chat but it didn't work
RickXy
RickXy9mo ago
If you followed the route of installing mojo in a docker container, then you'd need to connect VS Code to the container first. OTOH, if you just have it installed locally, the user running MS Code, needs to have privileges to the modular/mojo install path.
osvr_2
osvr_29mo ago
I did that but the problem still exists
ModularBot
ModularBot9mo ago
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osvr_2
osvr_29mo ago
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osvr_29mo ago
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osvr_2
osvr_29mo ago
Anyone with experience please help me
RickXy
RickXy9mo ago
Does your MS Visual Code have the Docker plugin installed/enabled ? And does it see the built mojo docker image ?
RickXy
RickXy9mo ago
Something like this.
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RickXy
RickXy9mo ago
The major difference in your setup is that you are installing docker via snap. Like flatpak, snap would install in its own confined environment. In my setup, I have docker installed directly on the host. The package I prefer is the natively packaged one, which is docker.io
osvr_2
osvr_29mo ago
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osvr_2
osvr_29mo ago
I think the problem is that Mojo didn't download correctly. Is there any problem and how to solve it?
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❤🔥9mo ago
Did you write export for mojo in .bashrc?
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