Call to unknown method fest

SamSerrien

Hi,

99% of the time all function's won't resolve with the devsense pro vscode plugin.
It doesn't say processing anymore. I've already cleared the vendor cache.

This results in a lot of errors: https://x.gnx.li/6f21gCNR

I mainly work with laravel and working with version >= 11

The weird thing is that sometimes (not a lot) it does work and the autocomplete also works. But 99% of the time it doesn't. Not sure what I'm doing wrong or what I can do to fix this 🤔

Cheers!

JakubMisek

SamSerrien Hi and thank you for reporting the issue.

I'm sorry for the inconvenience!

Do you have a full list of unknown functions/classes? (You can get it from Problems, filter "unknown", select all, and right click -> Copy)

It seems like only functions are affected.

SamSerrien

JakubMisek Here you go: https://gist.github.com/samzzi/1ec478b250bc467dfc1a284d1a8d6258

JakubMisek

SamSerrien thank you!

They all seem to be functions from Laravel's vendor/laravel/framework/src/Illuminate/Foundation/helpers.php file,
and Eloquent Builder methods.

It may happen if the file (helpers.php) was accidentally edited and has a syntax error for example.

Do you use an ide_helper? They sometimes generate an invalid stubs that may confuse our extension a bit. (that would cause the Eloquent Builder methods issues).

Does it help if you close all the tabs in VSCode? and re-open them.

SamSerrien

JakubMisek It's a freshly "composer installed" laravel vendor folder. Even if I just opened VS code with no tabs open I have all those errors. I don't use any ide_helper, or debugbar or whatever. Clean VScode with devsense and a clean laravel project. 🤔

SamSerrien

JakubMisek If I install a new empty laravel project ("composer create-project laravel/laravel test") I also get the same errors: https://x.gnx.li/KBZgW3G4. So this project has no extra packages or anything.

SamSerrien

It's not only with laravel btw. I also use KirbyCMS and it has the same problem, global and class functions are not recognised. https://x.gnx.li/yQ5TTwsQ

JakubMisek

Thank you for the details.

Is there any error in VSCode's OUTPUT -> PHP Language Server

SamSerrien

https://x.gnx.li/ljT645XW
https://x.gnx.li/9XPPMRLv

JakubMisek

SamSerrien It seems like it didn't find composer.json and installed.json files. It should look like this:

Aren't your vendor files excluded from the VSCode files view?

SamSerrien

JakubMisek My vendor is exluded from the sidebar view yes (files.exclude {...}), could that be the problem? I had no idea the sidebar view and whatever scans the plugin does are related 🤔

JakubMisek

SamSerrien it could be the problem, but, it's our problem :) we didn't expect that and as a result, we probably ignored the composer packages - I'll prepare some tests to see if we're on the right track.

JakubMisek

SamSerrien is the vendor folder somewhere outside the root of your VSCode workspace?

SamSerrien

JakubMisek Nope. In the meanwhile I tested it and If I make the folder visible in my sidebar it works. If I hide it it doesn't 😅 So you were spot on with that one.

JakubMisek

SamSerrien thanks for the quick check! our bad, will be fixed :)

JakubMisek

SamSerrien question - is the composer.json included in the workspace? :)

SamSerrien

JakubMisek it is :)

JakubMisek

Fixed and preparing pre-release (the one after 1.51.15986), thanks!