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While trying to profile a python script in vscode on macOS 12.4 and austin 0.10.8 I keep getting the error:
* Executing task: austin: profile /Users/user/Desktop/dev_folder/test_profile_script.py
Starting Profiler in /Users/user/Desktop/create_transfer_functions.
Running 'austin' with args '-i 100 --pipe /Users/user/miniconda3/envs/mtpytest/bin/python "/Users/user/Desktop/dev_folder/test_profile_script.py"'.
austin process exited with code 127
* The terminal process failed to launch (exit code: 127).
* Terminal will be reused by tasks, press any key to close it.
the Austin output in vscode appears to indicate it's being launched through bash, rather than zsh
/bin/sh: austin: command not found
It's possible this error is unrelated to austin at all, but rather my misunderstanding of vscode settings. I suppose it may also be related to #21.
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@k-a-mendoza thanks for reporting this. How did you install Austin? Was it through homebrew? If so I'd expect it to be available from any shell, so the command not found error is a bit weird. Please note that Austin on macOS requires sudo. Perhaps following the discussion here might help P403n1x87/austin#124. Let me know how it goes.
While trying to profile a python script in vscode on macOS 12.4 and austin 0.10.8 I keep getting the error:
the Austin output in vscode appears to indicate it's being launched through bash, rather than zsh
It's possible this error is unrelated to austin at all, but rather my misunderstanding of vscode settings. I suppose it may also be related to #21.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: