I have all my extensions disabled. I open up Cursor, i wait 15 maybe 20 seconds and extensions crash and restart … and eventually after a few restarts i get this message. As you can imagine Cursor is not working.
I tried uninstalling and installing, cleaning the cache, uninstalling, deleting users settings… any other ideas?
I don’t know what else to do and at this point it’s been 5 days ad it feels like it’s never getting resolved.
thank you for taking the time to look into this. but it doesn’t really help. plus as i said i have all my extensions disabled. Even if i try to run bisect it tells me there is nothing to run it on as there are no enabled extensions.
Hey, this could be an extension is causing this issue. Try starting in safe mode with: cursor --disable-extensions , and check if everything works fine. If it does, try enabling the extensions one by one.
danperks, hello, can you read my post, I’m experiencing a command line bug with cursor, when I open the cursor the command line gets stuck, I’m very sad, can you help me to look at it, dear danperks
danperks, hello, can you read my post, I’m experiencing a command line bug with cursor, when I open the cursor the command line gets stuck, I’m very sad, can you help me to look at it, dear danperks
I just start seeing this so annoying “Extention host terminated” issue since Sunday. I only enabled Cline as extension, but the issue keeps showing up.
I’ve searched many website but none of the site seems to provide any clear cut solution.
Now I was able to enable Cline, after running extension Bisect, but now extension host still get terminated.
I tried VS Code and it shows the identical behavior so I suppose this is not only cursor issue, but funny thing is that there are so many ppl seems to have the same issue. Does anyone know if there’s any link I can look up?
This isn’t exactly a solution, but more of a workaround that worked for me on macOS:
1. Open Cursor
2. Press ⌘ + ⇧ + P
3. Type install cursor and select “Shell command: Install ‘cursor’ command”
4. Quit Cursor completely
5. Open a terminal and type cursor, then hit Enter