Hi all, it looks like the issue has been fixed in Nova 9.4, released today. I
hope the stubs are working for you now!

-Kristófer R.

Hi Jean-Louis

> As far as I know it works as expected, but in normal mode the cursor doesn't turn
> into a block anymore.

Ah, you’re right! I didn’t notice that, thanks for letting me know!

I’ve just published version 1.3.1 to correct this :)


-Kristófer R.

Hi again Jean-Louis!

> Interesting, my build didn't introduce the bug. I called:
> 
> npm install
> npm run build
> npm run webpack

Ah no, sorry for the confusion. I had to remove an old dependency and updating
the code to compensate for losing that dependency introduced the bug. I had to
remove the dependency because I got some error when I tried to run
`npm install`. In any case, updating the build tooling should be a net benefit I
think, so it was worthwhile to go through that :)

Hi Jean-Louis, thank you for the patch!

I haven’t worked on the extension in a really long time so and couldn’t build
the project without making some really major updates to the build tooling.
Unfortunately I seem to have introduced some bugs in the process.

I’ve applied your patch, but I’m not going to release a new version of the
extension until I fix the bugs. Hopefully a new version will be out in the next
couple of days, but it really depends on how much time I have to work on this.

Thank you for the interest! I’ll get a new release out as soon as I have the
time.

Hi Christian!

> Do “Intelephense” extension support “premium features”?

Not yet. I plan to add this once the Nova developers have fixed the regressions
in the LSP client introduced in Nova 9. I’m not sure when they’ll release a fix
for this, but I’m hoping it’ll be with the next version of Nova.

I hope that helps!

Best regards,
Kristófer R.

> Thank you for the reply.  This is for the PHP CS Fixer.

If this is for the PHP CS Fixer extension I think you’re contacting the wrong place.
I maintain the Intelephene and PHP_CodeSniffer extensions so I don’t
think I can help you :)

-Kristófer R.

Hi Ash,

I’m on vacation and will be back in 2 weeks. I can take a closer look
when I’m back.

> I'm running into this error: `env: php: No such file or directory`
> 
> In Nova's terminal, php does work:
> `php --version` outputs:
> 
> PHP 8.1.4 (cli) (built: Mar 18 2022 09:32:37) (NTS)
> Copyright (c) The PHP Group
> Zend Engine v4.1.4, Copyright (c) Zend Technologies
>    with Zend OPcache v8.1.4, Copyright (c), by Zend Technologies

> Hello, I have the latest Nova 9.3 and 4.2.0.
> On Monterey, installed PHP via Brew.
> I set PHP path.
> When running extension, nothing happens. 
> The debug screen shows the following:

I’m on a vacation right now and will be back in 2 weeks 
and can take a look at this then.

In the meantime; is this for the PHP_CodeSniffer extension?

-Kristófer R.

> Doesn’t seem to be working for me.

Oh, you’re right. I didn’t know the project I was testing in had the WordPress
stubs installed via Composer in the project. I just tried with the testing file
I included in the bug report and you’re right; the Intelephense stub settings
aren’t working.

But at least we know that if you do decide to install the stubs via Composer [0]
that should work.

[0] https://github.com/Automattic/woocommerce-payments/blob/5f07f1d1428a5cc917057c363a930ad52697ca41/composer.json#L41-L42

I’ve reported this again and hopefully the Nova devs will have time to look into
this.

Hi all!

> AFAICT this is a regression in the latest Nova version.

It seems this has been fixed in Nova 9.2. Can you please
check and make sure that things are working again?

Thanks!

-Kristófer R.