FindFirstFile : The system cannot find the path specified #14
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@usmanibnesadiq I haven't seen that error before. This sounds like something Windows-specific or perhaps specific to your environment. It sounds like a file open operation is failing. Perhaps a file path is not being supplied properly. |
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Hello Torin, thanks for getting back. Yes this is happening on Windows in VS Code. I am not sure where I need to provide a file path. Ok to troubleshoot and learn from you, I have created a very very simple repo here [https://github.com/usmanibnesadiq/sample-rego] It just has one policy (.rego) and one input.json file. If you clone this and open this as folder/workspace in VSCode on windows, and try to run "OPA: Evaluate Selection" or any other command, you will get the same error message. Can you please look into it and see if its only me or generic issue on Windows? I appreciate your time. Thanks, |
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@usmanibnesadiq I will take a look in the next day or so. I'm a bit busy right now but will definitely get to it this week. In the mean time, if you can use Mac OS or Linux it should work fine. |
The install check was using command-exists to check if an absolute path was present--which does not seem to work on Windows. Instead, just check if the file exists at all. Fixes #14 Fixes #9 Signed-off-by: Torin Sandall <[email protected]>
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Hello Torin, has the extension been updated with this fix? I re-installed the extension, cleared vscode extensions cache but still getting the same issue. any thoughts? Thanks, |
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oops, @usmanibnesadiq, I will reopen this. I wasn't able to reproduce this specific issue, however, I was able to fix the "opa.path" configuration issue. The extension was working fine inside a Windows 10 VM. Here's a screenshot of it working...
Make sure you have the OPA executable installed correctly. Also, we only have 64-bit executables, so if you're on Windows 32-bit, you'll need to build from source. |
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Same log file is being created randomly in my windows 10 64bit machine.... |
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@Raghuvorkady to work with opa in VS code -- To use Evaluate Selection Double click on the policy name, in your case, test Now run Evaluate Selection It should work fine. Refer to this website for more info: link (Read chapter 2) |
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I am only able to run the opa commands via VS code, and not via terminal on my windows 64bit machine. |
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Is anyone still seeing this issue? |
Ok here is the setup. On my C drive, I have a folder named "Policies" and inside that there is one rego file and one input.json file. No matter what command I try, I keep getting this error:
FindFirstFile \Policies: The system cannot find the path specified. I have tried placing input.json a level above but to no avail. Any quick ideas how can I run "Evaluate Selection" Or "Check File Syntax" on a rego file. Thanks,
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