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phpcs: Unable to locate phpcs, Please add phpcs to global path #14
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Why is this closed? There is no fix for this yet. I have the same issue but it works when I start vscode from the command line. |
There is the same problems at |
Closing as duplicate of microsoft/vscode#8434 |
@joaomoreno This is not a dupe of microsoft/vscode#8434 Nothing in that thread fixes this issue. I am seeing the exact same problem with 1.19.1 on OSX. Is there a known fix or workaround? |
Im facing this problem too, |
I have the same issue. Why is this closed? |
Installing the composer globally fixed it for me. |
This one worked for me: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/47174009/visual-code-studio-unable-to-locate-phpcs 1- Go to extensions and install the plugin...."phpcs". |
I just released vscode-phpcs 1.0.0 which supports the VSCode 1.20+ and includes many enhancements most notable of which are:
I would like to give my thanks to all the people that helped track down issues in the previous betas and hope the new features help you get things done easier. |
Hi guys if someone still needs help about this "Unable to locate phpcs ..." error message try this: you just need to install phpcs globally via Composer. composer global require squizlabs/php_codesniffer |
thank you for the fixes @ikappas , it's very much appreciated! |
i installed phpcs global via composer , but error persists i had to insert executable phat manually. i'm using ubuntu 16.10 |
In Fedora 27, I solved the problem by installing php-pear-PHP-CodeSniffer-3.2.3-1.fc27.noarch. This should be true for RHEL, too. |
This is still an un-resolved issue. |
I'm having the issue on macOS High Sierra. Installed all according to instruction:
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Try to follow this steps:
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In your VS Code "User Settings" ("Preferences"), add:
See item 4, above, from the maintainer: #14 (comment) |
On Ubuntu 17.10 sudo apt install php-codesniffer resolved the issue for me. |
On Windows:
Details are listed on the https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=ikappas.phpcs page. |
I have the same problem but using the method offered by cerzzwiz then the error message never come again~ |
In Windows i added these lines config:
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in user workspace setting(not user setting) |
I have tried all the above but things didn't work until I went into settings and added the actual path to the: I don't know why because I ran the command to change this as described above but that didn't happen. Let me know what I did wrong here, please. If you need more info let me know. Thanks! |
From @RitaYZY on July 8, 2016 6:50
Steps to Reproduce:
when i open a
.php
file, the tips show that:in my termianl, i input this
which phpcs
, show that:Someone can help me. Thanks!
Copied from original issue: microsoft/vscode#8900
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