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aoyarceParticipantWhen I press new terminal, this is empty and i cant write anything.
aoyarceParticipantI dont have any antivirus, and the firewall is disable.
Im already use the solution for New Windows, and still nothig shows.Attachments:
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aoyarceParticipantHere is the log.
aoyarceParticipanthere is the log in text format.
support-swapnaModeratorHi,
Sorry that you are seeing this issue. Thank you for the log file.
Is this a new installation of Angular IDE? The log has several errors related to reaching to internet to download NPM.
Are you behind a firewall or proxy? If yes, then you should configure it in the IDE as suggested in this FAQ.Alternatively, you can choose to work with the system installations of Node and NPM. In the Terminal+ view, click on the gear button besides the project selection combo box to open the CLI Tools preferences page and select the ‘use system installation’ for Node and NPM from the respective boxes. Apply the changes and open a new tab in the Terminal+ view to initialize it with the new values.
Hope this helps. Please let us know how this works for you.
–Swapna
Genuitec Support
aoyarceParticipantHi.
I dont have proxy neither Firewall.
Also I install manually the version of NodeJS for Windows and NPM, and use the option that you mention.
But this doesnt work either.I notice that when I “serve” the proyect, the commands appears in the tittle of the terminal tab. Its like its writting in another place of the windows.
This picture show where:Attachments:
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aoyarceParticipantHere is another example of the commands show in the tittle of the tab.
The commands work fine, the only problem is that I cant write anyone and I cant see the results of the commands that the IDE run when you do something like “serve” the app.Attachments:
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support-swapnaModeratorHi,
The command showing up in the title tab is expected behavior.
1. Is this a new installation of Angular IDE? Did the Terminal+ ever work before?
2. Please start the IDE with -clean command line, switch to a new workspace and check if the Terminal+ works fine.
You can run from command line using :angularide.exe -clean
3. If the issue persists, then please share the .log file from the new workspace once again.–Swapna
Genuitec Support
aoyarceParticipantHi.
The problem still persists.
I attached the log file from the new workspace.
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