IDE Partial Setup Guide

When the RunLogos source editor shows IDE Partial, TypeScript / JavaScript or some language services are usually already available, while one or more project language servers are missing, not visible to the GUI process, or detected but not started yet. This page explains how to install and troubleshoot language services for Python, Go, Rust, and Java.

What IDE Partial Means

RunLogos detects language services from the current project and shows an overall IDE status in the editor status bar:

Each language can also show a more specific status:

The built-in RunLogos panel keeps only short hints, current diagnostics, and quick actions; even when offline, it still tells users the next step. The website carries the full install guide, platform-specific commands, common PATH locations, and troubleshooting steps.

Python / Pyright

Python semantic features are provided by Pyright. RunLogos detects the pyright-langserver executable.

macOS:

npm install -g pyright
pyright-langserver --version

Windows:

npm install -g pyright
pyright-langserver --version

If the status still shows available after installation, click Restart / Start. If it still shows unavailable, check the global npm bin directory from npm config get prefix, add it to the system PATH, and restart RunLogos.

Go / gopls

Go semantic features are provided by gopls. Install the Go toolchain first.

macOS:

go version
go install golang.org/x/tools/gopls@latest
gopls version

Windows:

go version
go install golang.org/x/tools/gopls@latest
gopls version

If go is missing, install Go first and confirm go version works. If gopls is missing, run the install command, add ~/go/bin or %USERPROFILE%\go\bin to PATH, then click Redetect.

Rust / rust-analyzer

Rust semantic features are provided by rust-analyzer. Installing it through rustup is recommended.

macOS:

rustup --version
rustup component add rust-analyzer
rust-analyzer --version

Windows:

rustup --version
rustup component add rust-analyzer
rust-analyzer --version

If rustup is missing, install the Rust toolchain first. If the component is unavailable, confirm the current toolchain is installed and usable, run rustup update, then retry.

Java / Eclipse JDT LS

Java semantic features are provided by Eclipse JDT LS. RunLogos does not automatically install JDT LS; it only provides the guide, copyable commands, and path hints.

macOS:

java -version
jdtls --version

Windows:

java -version
jdtls --version

If jdtls --version is not available, install a JDK first, then install Eclipse JDT LS and add the jdtls directory to PATH. JDT LS uses workspace / cache directories for indexes and project state; those directories should not be committed to the repository.

How To Make RunLogos Detect The Installation

Use this order:

1. Verify the command in a terminal, for example gopls version, pyright-langserver --version, rust-analyzer --version, or jdtls --version.
2. Return to the RunLogos IDE Language Services panel and click Redetect.
3. For languages with available status, click Restart / Start.
4. If the language server is still not visible, fully quit and reopen RunLogos so the GUI process reads the updated PATH.
5. On macOS, check /opt/homebrew/bin, /usr/local/bin, ~/go/bin, and ~/.cargo/bin.
6. On Windows, check %APPDATA%\npm, %USERPROFILE%\go\bin, and %USERPROFILE%\.cargo\bin.

Do not send License Keys, project source code, prompts, environment secrets, or private repository content to AI or commit them to a repository. Troubleshooting language services only needs command names, versions, PATH values, and the RunLogos status.

Common Errors

If the command works in a terminal but RunLogos still cannot see it, the usual cause is a mismatch between terminal PATH and GUI PATH. Add the corresponding bin directory to the system-level PATH, fully quit RunLogos, and open it again.

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