I'm running Eclipse 2020-03 on FreeBSD, and have just installed Wild Web Developer 0.9.0.202003192213. However, on startup on FreeBSD and on startup, it complains with "Could not find node.js...".
However, I do have node installed:
onyx:~,10:30am> which node
/usr/local/bin/node
onyx:~,11:13am> node --version
v13.10.1
I have looked at "InitializeLaunchConfigurations.java", and the which() method incorrectly assumes that "/bin/bash" exists. This is a Linuxism. Wouldn't it be better to inspect $PATH and then see if an executable file exists with the name "node"?
Adding hack in getDefaultNodePath() wouldn't quite work for FreeBSD as it's not one of the return values defined in Platform.getOS().
I'm running Eclipse 2020-03 on FreeBSD, and have just installed Wild Web Developer 0.9.0.202003192213. However, on startup on FreeBSD and on startup, it complains with "Could not find node.js...".
However, I do have node installed:
I have looked at "InitializeLaunchConfigurations.java", and the which() method incorrectly assumes that "/bin/bash" exists. This is a Linuxism. Wouldn't it be better to inspect $PATH and then see if an executable file exists with the name "node"?
Adding hack in getDefaultNodePath() wouldn't quite work for FreeBSD as it's not one of the return values defined in Platform.getOS().