[CLOSED] Using x-tags with Brackets

[core-ai-bot]

Issue by brendonmm
Wednesday May 31, 2017 at 03:48 GMT
Originally opened as adobe/brackets#13405

---

Hello,

I'm testing the use of x-tags for an extension in Brackets that shows the clock inside the editor. To do this, I followed the Extensions examples and applied the basic x-clock code directly to the Extension I made. On Windows it works normally, but in Linux doesn't work.

elementaryOS:

Windows:

I was wondering if it would be a Brackets issue, or x-tags, or even OS, so I'm posting here first.`Thank you.

This is the error that shows in Brackets:

elementaryOS 0.4.1 Loki and/or Ubuntu 16.04
Release 1.9 experimental build 1.9.0-17312

[core-ai-bot]

Comment by ficristo
Wednesday May 31, 2017 at 19:36 GMT

---

If doesn't work on Linux, it is possibly related to the version of shell used there.
Brackets is still running Chrome 29 on Linux.

[core-ai-bot]

Comment by brendonmm
Wednesday May 31, 2017 at 21:49 GMT

---

Got it. What I found weird is that x-tags' site tells that it supports all versions of Chrome.

I noticed that the shell used was an old one, although I opened DevTools inside my current Chrome, which has the updated version, not 29.

Is there any version of Brackets in Linux with newer shell? I can install via npm if necessary. Or a forecast for an update on Linux?

[core-ai-bot]

Comment by ficristo
Thursday Jun 01, 2017 at 18:46 GMT

---

You could use https://github.com/zaggino/brackets-electron on Linux, which use electron as the shell instead of cef.

According to http://caniuse.com/#search=registerElement, registerElement is supported since Chrome 33.
But custom element were supported since Chrome 27 but behind a flag.
So maybe you can try to launch Brackets with that flag.
I think something like brackets --enable-experimental-web-platform-features
(I don't know if that will work, nor if the flag is correct...)

Probably@saurabh95 know the situation regarding the shell on Linux.

[core-ai-bot]

Comment by ficristo
Tuesday Sep 26, 2017 at 18:57 GMT

---

This should have been fixed by adobe/brackets-shell#619
Now Linux build run on Chrome 51.