codecrumbs with -i ide feature about codecrumbs HOT 8 OPEN

Just tried it with Webstorm it isn't navigating either.

Maybe its my OS I am on Windows 10.

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Hi, feature is working, just need to improve on it; did you make changes to launch webstorm? Here https://www.jetbrains.com/help/webstorm/working-with-the-ide-features-from-command-line.html; so idea is to expose that command first and then put it to CLI -i param. For webstorm it’s working (I use it), for VS Code I hadn’t tried.

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Oops, no I didn't do the webstorm setup, I'll try it.
But setting '-i code' as parameter to starting codecrumbs did not appear to work with vscode.
And code works from console on my box, i will look a bit further.

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I have now setup webstorm to be in my path and webstorm README.md at my console starts it with a file.
However clicking on trail steps does not cause webstorm to navigate to file.
I'll run this up at home and see if i can get more information later in week I hope.

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Alt+click? Also try to run command you configured in terminal, just to see it works

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I am stupid I missed the word 'command' in 'command-click' in your video in the 3 times I watched it.

So sort of having i working now though still have a problem on windows I believe.

I have WebStorm 2019.2 installed and configured to start from console by webstorm.
The following works fine from a console webstorm --line 2 README.md

This is an example project I setup to test this at home.

When I alt-Click on a file name it loads or switches to it in WebStorm correctly.

When I alt-Click for example on the first trail "the setup" I get the following error displayed by WebStorm.

Did a bit of testing with vscode using -i code navigating to files works ok.
But alt-click navigating to trails opens a new code window without loading a file
The syntax to load a file at line for code appears to be code -g src\App.tsx:3

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Hey @rluiten how do you run codecrumbs command initially? I can see '.\src', seems like '.' mess with path, can you try without that?

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I launch it with this in package.json

    "crumbsdm": "codecrumbs -d src -e src/index.tsx -n cra03-test -D",

Possibly some path resolver in nodejs on windows behaves differently ?

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