prisma extension not aware that i'm still on version 6.15
my vscode extension has updated, and i'm getting an error in vscode, eg:
i attempted to upgrade to 7, but i'll probably hold off on that for a few months - but it's annoying that the vscode extension is unaware of the prisma version i'm using, and giving me an in-editor error on something that was fine before the p7 release.
is there a setting to manually specify the version?
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The error comes from the updated Prisma VS Code extension, which now defaults to the Prisma 7 language server and validates your schema as Prisma 7, even if your project still uses Prisma 6. [Prisma 7 breaking]
There are two ways to fix this: 1. Pin the VS Code extension to Prisma 6 (recommended if you stay on v6) The extension supports both Prisma 6 and 7 via “Pin/Unpin to Prisma 6”. [Prisma 7 breaking]
Use the command in VS Code: 1. Open Command Palette (
There are two ways to fix this: 1. Pin the VS Code extension to Prisma 6 (recommended if you stay on v6) The extension supports both Prisma 6 and 7 via “Pin/Unpin to Prisma 6”. [Prisma 7 breaking]
Use the command in VS Code: 1. Open Command Palette (
Cmd/Ctrl+Shift+P).
2. Look for the Prisma commands like “Pin to Prisma 6”.
3. Pin the extension to Prisma 6 so it validates your schema with v6 rules.
This removes the url is no longer supported error while you keep using 6.15. [Prisma 7 breaking]
If that doesn’t work or you prefer older behavior, you can also downgrade the extension to a 6.x version (e.g. 6.18) via “Install specific version”. [Prisma 7 breaking]
2. Stay on v7-compatible tooling
If/when you upgrade your project to Prisma 7, keep the extension on v7 and move the url into prisma.config.ts as required; but since you’re intentionally staying on 6.15, option 1 above is the right approach. [url no longer]
✅ Great, thanks for letting us know that this solved your question!You can pin to prisma 6
