"plugin_host has exited unexpectedly" message about terminus

[randy3k]

It could happen if the underlying program produces a segfault. What program were you running?

[chadbot]

OHHH. Yes, that makes total sense.

I've been testing a Stan model on a bunch of simulated datasets in R, and it was indeed producing segfaults. I didn't make the connection since the error messages aren't printing in Terminus (unlike, say iTerm). But that's almost certainly the cause.

I suppose it would be nice if segfaults didn't have such a dire effect on Terminus and Sublime Text, but this seems like a pretty minor issue now that I know what's going on. I'll close the issue. Thanks!

[randy3k]

Running the program via a shell instead of running it directly should capture the segfault (untested though).

[chadbot]

Ahh okay. Maybe I'll try to reproduce it and see what happens.

[randy3k]

I was wrong, running the program via a shell doesn't catch the segfault.

[randy3k]

turns out that it is a Sublime Text bug: sublimehq/sublime_text#2327

downgraded to Sublime Text 3161 and the issue is gone

[randy3k]

Let's keep it open until upstream fixes it.

[chadbot]

Sounds good!

[barbarphemi]

How can i get the sublime problem solved?

[randy3k]

The only solution now is to downgrade to 3161. Per the dev from sublime hq， a new build with the fix will be released soon.

[barbarphemi]

How do i downgrade to 3161 Randy?

[randy3k]

From the official website. However, you might need a license, otherwise it will keep asking you to update Sublime Text.

[randy3k]

From Sublime Text dev

We do have a fix in place and it will be part of our next dev build. I don’t have an exact date for that, but hopefully in the very near future.

[randy3k]

fixed with dev version 3179.